Corner Tang; A Texas Original

Posted on 01. Jan, 2009 by Shannon Graham.

One of the many great archeological mysteries of Texas is ‘how where corner tang knives hafted?’

Luckily with the help of some very dedicated individuals, replication studies, and high power microscopy, we have a some plausible theories.

German Forest Yields Roman Battlefield

Posted on 01. Jan, 2009 by Shannon Graham.

Do you like movies about Gladiators?
Well, if you enjoyed the battle scene in Gladiator where German barbarians attacked the Roman army, you’ll enjoy this. German archeologists have unearthed more than 600 artifacts from a forest in northern Germany.
The items unearthed so far include an axe, still sharp after nearly 1,800 years; horseshoes; shovels; spearheads; and [...]

Welcome to Arrowheadology.com

Posted on 30. Dec, 2008 by Big Ed.

(ar·row·head·ol·o·gist) – A person who shares in the wonder of ancient artifacts and early man.
There are few “hobbies” that illicit as much passion as that of pursuing ancient relics such as arrowheads. There is something very special that happens when holding an arrowhead… it is a literal connection to the old-world and to early man. [...]