Finding arrowheads is cool, but look for other artifacts, too. “I’ll find bottles, cans, firearms, horse collars, and tools—all lost by a homesteader 75 or a hundred years ago,” Harris says.

Some states do allow you to take arrowheads from public waterways, but others do not, so check regulations beforehand. Once you know the regs in your area, then you’re safe to get started. Here are ...

"As you might know, it is getting harder to find [arrowheads]. They aren't making them anymore, and farmers are not working that many fields today. I've found them around houses and in driveways, ...

Finding Arrowheads can be tricky in overgrown field but we manage to find a few points and some Native American Pottery! More for You. I'm a heart surgeon and heart attack survivor.

In other words, an arrowhead made 10,000 years ago usually can’t be distinguished from one made yesterday, because they both can be chipped out of the same flint.

One way of finding arrowheads and other artifacts is to find and dig up middens. They have also been found in caves. "There's still a lot of stuff here to be found," Bridwell says.

Not once, but twice, I unfurled my hand to find perfect arrowheads. Probably from missed shots at sunning fish in what was then a clear river, I speculated, and was thrilled at the image.

FOREST CITY — Several Winnebago County residents have been turning the soil over for years. They use a stick with a nail attached to it instead of a plow.

A new analysis of dozens of arrowheads is helping researchers piece together a clearer portrait of the warriors who clashed on Europe’s oldest known battlefield 3,250 years ago. The bronze and ...

Discovering an arrowhead is like finding a golden needle in a haystack. However, if you search for them with strategy, you’ll find points and other artifacts consistently instead of by accident.