Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 17, 2019

do you mean those worms that have arrowheads?, why do you want them?

Have you tried digging up the ground?

If I found an arrowhead, I wouldn’t know what to do with it. I could glue it to a random stick but would it fly straight?

Story of my life, too, Snoopy.

Don’t have any Indian arrowheads, but do have several Civil War era mini-balls. Since they were made from lead, only a couple are in what could be called a ‘serviceable condition’.

I grew up on a large cattle ranch in the Oklahoma panhandle. We found many arrowheads over the years. We also found stone knives, scrapers, grinding stones and many other Indian artifacts.

And what would you do with said arrowhead, Snoopy?

You could have followed the dotted line, Snoopy…

…thus ended Snoopy’s career as an archaeologist.

Belle could’ve told Snoopy about the large one near her in Kansas City.

Dad used to find arrowheads at the drop zones at Fort Bragg.

I’ve wandered the deserts of Idaho, and spent many a summer camped in a former Shoshone camp site. I’ve found many an arrowhead, a few knives, a spear head, lots of scrapers and drills and a few other items.

My 3 Brothers and I used to find plenty of them,some broken Pottery occasionally at and around the Farm my Dad rented outside of Grandview on the Snake River and the Canyon and while assigned to duty in Boise,Idaho AF Base.

I found one in my back yard.