We will be out around the concan area for a week vacation starting next Tuesday and my son wants to go looking for arrow heads. I posted on here once about the area and everyone said Nacho was pretty good out in the area. Does anyone know if the area is still producing. Anyone have any tips? This will be our first trip and first time to look for arrowheads. Thanks

Both Nacho and Roland just getting their new digs going this weekend so check for any posted finds just before you walk out the door Tuesday.
Concan is on the Frio and thats heavy ancient Indian country, anyplace you can legally get access to the river is prime surfacing.

Small backpacks are in order for surface walks, first to hold the drinking water,,,THEN, for the nice nodules of flint you will be finding. Also TONS of river tumbled flat limestone pebbles, quite a few with natural holes through them....PERFECT for making indian "painted rocks"

Garner museum is in Uvalde, I seem to remember Te reporting there was an arrowhead collection on display on the second floor.

Thanks for the info. What kind of tools or equipment would I need at Rolands?

PS:
Most professional creek walkers & surfacers have a favorite " flint flicker " stick.
Golf clubs from a thrift store, cut off the heads

Where are their new dig sites going to be located?

PPS:

- TARP to rig sun shade

- More water

Tracy found (dug) her first ever ancient American Indian artifact on their hill country vacation.



Some vacation 100*+ temps and mountains of dirt