Welcome to Arrowhead-Maker.com. At this new web site we will explore the creation (knapping) of stone
arrowheads. Our initial focus is on an intriguing arrowhead style made in the Pacific Northwest of the
United States. It is called the Gunther point. This arrowhead style is famous for its dramatic, sweeping,
wing-like, barbed design. Some varieties also feature wicked looking serrated edges. In either variation,
this point is both delicate and deadly. It is a favorite of collectors of authentic arrowheads, and it is a
favorite and challenging style to work on for modern "flint knappers". Our objective is to review and show
an interpretation of how the Gunther style arrowheads could have been made in the past and how you
can make this arrowhead today.
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Click on this chip of obsidian to see how it turns into an arrowhead, and discover how you can learn to make arrowheads yourself.
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