Arrowheads

If you go digging, it's not hard to find prehistoric arrowheads made of stone just about anywhere in the world.

The bones of thirteen individuals were recovered as well as three leaf-shaped flint arrowheads.

The Potomac River was a meeting place for Native Americans long before European exploration. The Indians traded goods and occasionally warred with rival tribes along its tributaries. The watershed is littered with arrowheads and spear points and discarded oyster shells from these early peoples.

Copper figures of animals, people, birds, arrowheads, and various household items were found here.