Is it me, or does it look like an ancient arrow head?

9 years ago by gagawild · 1653 Likes · 19 comments · Popular

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Is it me, or does it look like an ancient arrow head?

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averagenationalist · 9 years ago · FIRST

Is it not?

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deleted · 9 years ago

Looks like it to me.

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guest · 9 years ago

it is one. they're extremely common

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texasranger · 9 years ago

People dont give stone arrowheads enough credit those little things work very well

chu · 9 years ago

Well...we survived this long...so something must have gone right.

kurukuruguy · 9 years ago

It's a rock. Rocks survive. Whether it can be still used as an arrowhead is something else entirely.

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thatguyyouknow · 9 years ago

Looks like peanut butter

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123floor · 9 years ago

It definitely doesn't look like a futuristic arrow head

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guest · 9 years ago

It looks like a Reeses cute in half?

whospikedthepunch · 9 years ago

That is an arrow head, although it may be a reproduction which is a common tourist trap item.

chu · 9 years ago

but most reproductions feel like plastic.

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deleted · 9 years ago

*Arrow theme*

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guest · 9 years ago

Is that... is that a moulded piece of poop?

corvoattano · 9 years ago

It's just some compressed shale mixed with zinc pyrite that had fractured into an isosceletic triangulate. ;-)

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bingbangwala · 9 years ago

Totally arrowhead.

xxscreamokittyxx · 9 years ago

SPEAR HEAD.
Arrowheads are no bigger than your thumbnail. Anything larger is a spear head.

chu · 9 years ago

Where the hell did that definition come from?

xxscreamokittyxx · 9 years ago

My dad is half- native (Cheyenne/ European) and that's what he's told me

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chu · 9 years ago

That might be a rule of thumb for making "traditional" points, but I've seen 1-1/4 inch broadheads.

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Is it me, or does it look like an ancient arrow head?

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