Collector Spotlight!
Whether you are new to collecting or have been at it for years. We are happy to have you with us on Arrowheads.com Each month in the forum we add a new member to our member of the month club. Some of these folks have fantastic collections and some have small beginner collections. It is the collector spirit that brings us all together in one place to share and learn about the fascinating hobby of ours.
Allow me to intruduce Kim Mattern.


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We are pleased to be able to share articles from old Central States Archaeological Society Journals. Follow the link to an article about
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Once called the Brier Creek Lanceolate point, and the one with the slight shoulders has been called a Savannah River Dart point but they have officiall been renamed the Conerly point. This is a localized type point found along Savannah river which borders Georgia and South Carolina. The Connerly points shared below are from Johnny Williams GA.
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You just never know when or where you will find something cool. Our best advice to the reader is " keep your eyes on the ground!" There are cool things lost everywhere. Check out this Giant Ammonite shared recently by Paleosnow.
This awesome find was sharedin our forum by Superdup! Check out this old pistol. Possibly a civil war relic. Click the photo below to see the topic in the forum where this wonderful find was shared.

This recently discovered Quartz Clovis in central North Carolina has sparked my interest.
This is a very nice personal find point shared by HikerGalNC
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Steven shares his words of wisdom with us in each issue. Steven Cooper is the Editor and chief of The Central States Archaeological Society. Author of Who's who in Indian Relics. Editor Overstreet Arrowhead ID guide. This issues article discusses

It is with deep sadness we report the passing of East Tennessee Archaeologist David Dean
We would like to take this opportunity to share this wonderful video shared by Chasing history with you all. Chase and Kevin Pipes discussing some fine Mountain Lion bone artifacts with David.

Rest in peace David Dean.
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