Lithic Arrowheads

[Nativedude]

Here's a few new arrowheads we've added to our collection. We wear these around our necks in case we need them!

Cordage attached, ready to be tied onto an arrow shaft and away they go. . . .

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[Sarge47]

Here's a few new arrowheads we've added to our collection. We wear these around our necks in case we need them!

Cordage attached, ready to be tied onto an arrow shaft and away they go. . . .

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What? In case you need your necks? (Sorry, couldn't resist, it's late & I'm going to beddy-bye; G'night.)

[RunsWithDeer]

Nice work, I like the colors.

[crashdive123]

Nice work Nativedude.

[Gray Wolf]

Look Great! Did you make them?

[Runs With Beer]

Nice job, Me likey!

[Rick]

You do go work, ND. I love it with function becomes art!

[Nativedude]

Thanks everybody. I work on them throughout the winter.

Gray Wolf wrote: "Look Great! Did you make them?"

Thanks Gray. Yes I did make them. I have made some that I've sold and traded at a couple of Inuit trade fairs.

Rick wrote: "You do go work, ND. I love it with function becomes art!"

Thanks Rick. It is great advertising to wear them, as well as, having them handy in case they are needed.

A lot of my students ask me about them, which leads into teaching them how to make them.

[vthompson]

Very nice work indeed. You do good work.

[Gray Wolf]

Native, what kind of cordage did you use?

[Nativedude]

Gray Wolf wrote: "Native, what kind of cordage did you use?

The light cordage is 'sisal'. The dark cordage is called 'cherry jutte' cord. I picked it up at a primitive shop in Salt Lk. City, UT. 10,000 foot of it for $40

[canid]

nice points.

i agree, i've found wearing them to be great advertisement.