Interesting scenery, arrowheads not so much

Interesting scenery, arrowheads not so much

A basalt [or actually black rhyolite] arrowhead missing its tip, from the Fairhaven side of New Bedford harbor. Video above.

Come to think of it, this proves the spot is worth exploring more carefully. Finding a place with arrowheads is harder, and more valuable, than finding individual arrowheads.

Some wonderful old photos of mounds

From here: What the Hopi Said About the Mound Builders Who Came Before Them — Documented in 1879

11 Appalachian Stone Mysteries

11 Ancient Structures Hidden in Appalachian Mountains — Why Locals Stay Away?

Compared to the slow progress we have made in New England, towards incorporating stone structures into a coherent understanding of Native American stone work and ceremonialsm, it seems we are doing pretty well. Down there, it is kooks versus official Archaeologists (and clearly the kooks are the smart ones).

Mouthwatering smoking guns, for the NEARA community.

10 Ancient Structures in Newfoundland No One Can Explain

A quiet morning looking for Arrowheads

 

Arrowhead on Cape Cod Beach - Quivett Neck, E. Dennis

Powwow Invitation, Strawberry Moon: Nashobah Praying Indians

You are invited to the Strawberry Moon June Powwow: Nashobah Praying Indians

 

Dear Friends of the Nashobah Praying Indians,

 

Chief Eagle Medicine and Sagamore Strong Bear Medicine welcome you to the third annual Nashobah Strawberry Moon Celebration (Powwow).  This will be June 27, 2026, at Fay Park, Littleton MA, 12-5pm.  (Rain date 6-28)

 

Public is welcome!  Tell your friends, bring your family! 

Quartz Squibnocket Arrowhead

After several hours of walking in the hot sun: