Arrowhead Hunting

Delicately crafted Indian arrowheads, razor-sharp flint projectile points, primitive stone bullets, hidden artifacts from long ago. Eventually, they call out to our curiosity on hot and steamy summer mornings, inviting us to freshly plowed cornfields, where they’ve patiently slept for millennia. You know they’re out there, hoping to remain buried secrets, yet wishing to be found, revered, and held excitedly in eager young boys’ sweaty palms. We hunted them as faithfully as the ancient “arrowhead” men, who hunted prey with bows and spears in long forgotten grasslands and forests. Something powerful awakens inside you in realizing you are the first person to hold this cool, jagged-edged stone tool since it was created 2,000 years ago. Suddenly, you become aware that nothing is really lost in our vast universe– It is simply waiting for an inquisitive hand to reach into the dark earth and bring it back to life.