Stone Projectile Points Of The Pacific Northwest ~ F Scott Crawford

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Stone Projectile Points Of The Pacific Northwest -- An Arrowhead Collector's Guide To Type Identification, copyright 2010, F. Scott Crawford -- ISBN 1453798471

Jasper Desert Sierra, obsidian Gunther, Shasta variety, and an obsidian Wintu arrowhead

Stone Projectile Points Of The Pacific Northwest -- An Arrowhead Collector's Guide To Type Identification -- copyright 2010 by F Scott Crawford

Arrowhead Collectors
In The Pacific Northwest

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When you want to know how to identify the ancient Indian (native
American) stone arrowheads which you and your family may find in the
Pacific Northwest, read the new book:

Stone Projectile Points Of The Pacific Northwest
An Arrowhead Collector's Guide To Type Identification

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Stone Projectile Points Of The Pacific Northwest

Copyright 2010, all rights reserved.
F. Scott Crawford
Carrollton, Texas
www.BlackRockPublishing.com
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Obsidian Northern Side Notch Dart Point from Northern California, found by Pat Welch in Modoc County in the early 1960s

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Sauvies Island Shoulder Notched -- arrow point

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Northern Side Notch dart point -- found by author's father, Benjamin F Crawford, in Lake County, Oregon about 1963

Elko Split Stem dart point, found in San Juan County, Utah, ex-Clifford Carney collection

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Got There?

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Can Know.

Stone Projectile Points Of The Pacific Northwest describes, illustrates and identifies
62 different types of regional arrowhead, dart and lance points. The new, 144-page
book includes 90 examples of those points, with photographs and illustrations to help
you learn to identify the artifacts which you and your family may find or see in
collections from the Pacific Northwest. These illustrated artifacts were assembled from
old time collectors and recognized new collections from all across northern California,
northern Nevada, northern Utah, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, western Wyoming and
western Montana. I hope that you will be able to use this guide to Stone Projectile
Points Of The Pacific Northwest for many years to come.
    F. Scott Crawford
               Collector since 1962.
               Publisher of the monthly e-magazine:
                       ACOTW
                       Arrowhead Collecting On The Web

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