Welcome to the kid friendly Texas Arrowheads virtual museum. I hope you enjoy your visit. It's actually a visit back into the long period of early Texas History commonly referred to as the "prehistoric". The actual term is "pre-recorded history", referring to our conventional written historical records. Early people in Texas did leave a prehistoric record, in the form of ancient artifacts. I enjoy sharing these ancient artifacts with this site's visitors. I believe these objects from our earliest cultures should be shared wherever possible, not kept out of site in storage somewhere. We should all be allowed to learn from them, they keep us from forgetting that prehistoric time actually did exist here and that in all reality it isn't that far away from where we are today.
If you have similar feelings for our past and you appreciate what was left behind for us, then this sites for you - regardless of whether you're an artifact collector, arrowhead hunter, archaeologist
or for whatever reason you have an interest in Texas prehistory.
That history is recorded in stone!
I've been fortunate to add some very collectible "museum grade" artifacts to my collection over the past few years, but nothing compares to the excitement of this find.
When most people think of finding arrowheads they think of remote locations where no one has set foot in years. Of course that is every collector's dream, to walk where no White Man has walked before. That's understandable but, as incredible as it may sound, my best find recently came from within the city limits of the biggest town in Texas ... rest of the story.
Please take a look at these pages showing FEATURED ARTIFACTS. --- Updated!
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