Ancient Artifacts: Fluted Clovis Spear Points Paleo Cache Arrowheads

[jthowery]

Smurf tribe LOL Great Job you are tallented thumbs up D

[theamazingshazbob]

I would like to feature some of your work on my online gallery, which is known as Apocalithics. 

[MrJuice18]

just found 1 this fall.The shape of a spearhead.

[dismaylead]

Lol. Good stuff

[dismaylead]

Dan, you sir are an idiot

[GunOwnerDan]

@dismaylead

At least I'm a talented idiot!

[NinjaAssassin336]

At the beggining I thought to myself, "Pretty damn big arrowheads". Then he moved the magnifier.

[MrRickjitsu]

Now THAT is some cool s#$%

Awesome work man....

[beveledblade]

Thats some impressive napping!

[lowellsoden]

Hey...GUNOWNERdan...how about you show s'more FUCKING GUNS?

[GunOwnerDan]

@lowellsoden

WTF, settle down and take a chill pill or something. There's literally a million gun videos here on youtube!

[Cwilson598]

We found one in our front yard , not sure if rare kind tho

[GunOwnerDan]

@Cwilson598

Where there's one arrowhead there's likely more. If it's not broken and it's nicely made and in good shape, it's worth something. Some styles are worth a lot more than others, I might be able to ID it if you got a video or picture.

[WarlordsofCataclysm]

Arrow heads were FRIST made from Homo-Habilis long before the Native Indians.

[GunOwnerDan]

@WarlordsofCataclysm

Ancient stone-age arrowheads can be found all over the world too not just in America.

[dasdeeboot]

woah. lol. awesome!

[Cozmolyne]

Dan, you're getting me interested in flintnapping. Could you make a tutorial on how to flintnap?

[GunOwnerDan]

@Cozmolyne

Many people start by chipping on razor sharp glass if good stone is hard to get.

I'm not a good teacher, and there are already plenty of great videos here on youtube about how to get into flintknapping. One of the best ways to learn is to watch people do it in person so I recommend going to a "knap-in" which are flint knapping shows that are held all around the country. Knap-ins are a great place to meet flintknappers and buy finished arrowheads, raw stone, and tools. Good luck!

[fallsgrave]

Why are they so small?

[GunOwnerDan]

If you think these are small you should see some of my other ones.

[fallsgrave]

@GunOwnerDan But WHY!?

[GunOwnerDan]

@fallsgrave

Why not?

I first started making these because I didn't have any good stone, just small flakes. Took me months to figure out how to do this in miniature and now people around the whole world know about them thanks to the Smithsonian and Craftsmanship museums. I've sold these for up to $60 each but I wish more people would make tiny points like these because there's a lot of beautiful flakes out there being wasted and I think size is overrated.

[WeaponCollector]

Awesome work Dan, and I feel privileged that I own few of them thanks to you, cheers mate, you do an amazing job.

Mike.

[GunOwnerDan]

@WeaponCollector

Thanks Mike and I can say the same thing to you.

It isn't easy being unique artists like us, it sure takes a lot of work and even pain and that's part of the reason why I stopped making these.

[ZmajSnoshaj]

Amazing! Respect!

[GunOwnerDan]

@ZmajSnoshaj

Thanks! Glad you like them.