Native American Artifacts: Arrowheads
Arrowheads can be as much as 14,000 years old, and when someone today . finds one, it’s likely that he or she is the first person since the original maker to touch it! Holding your first arrowhead can be the beginning of an exciting, lifelong hobby of collecting and learning about a …
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Native American Artifacts: Arrowheads
www.ohioarch.orgAmerican tool. Plan Your Project. Use this idea starter AND publication 4-H 365 . Self-Determined Project Guide. as the starting place for your 4-H self-determined project. The ... prior to the atlatl by cultures outside North America. The first Americans arrived with atlatls. The dart (an oversized arrow) was five or six feet long
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