Tanged Spearhead Identification

Interested Party · 25th September 2023, 04:31 PM

Just to throw the idea out there. A North American trade spear head?

Edit: I just re read the post and saw it came from Rick. So, I am sure it is as he states to the best of his knowledge. That said I am guessing this is an archeological find then? Is the location still known?

As Fernando implies above does it being a tanged spear head limit it to needing to be from 1000 AD or prior? I know N.A. trade blades were made with a tang. I would imagine European manufactures were making trade blades for many customers at the time of colonization.

25th September 2023, 04:31 PM	#3
Interested Party Member Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Eastern Sierra Posts: 492	Just to throw the idea out there. A North American trade spear head? Edit: I just re read the post and saw it came from Rick. So, I am sure it is as he states to the best of his knowledge. That said I am guessing this is an archeological find then? Is the location still known? As Fernando implies above does it being a tanged spear head limit it to needing to be from 1000 AD or prior? I know N.A. trade blades were made with a tang. I would imagine European manufactures were making trade blades for many customers at the time of colonization. Last edited by Interested Party; 25th September 2023 at 05:35 PM. Reason: Correction