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Artifact News OnLine Newspaper

The Artifact News OnLine Newspaper publishes every Wednesday and there is no charge to subscribe. This newspaper is dedicated to North American Indian Artifact information. It includes book reviews and interviews with authors of artifact related publications, informative articles as well as typology related information. Check out the only weekly newspaper for artifacts at www.artifactnews.com today.

Free Artifact Authentication Techniques Course

The Artifact Authentication Techniques Course is an online "how to" that is available to all artifact enthusiasts at Arrowheads Plus Dot Com, sponsors and publishers of the free newspaper. The free online course includes articles that help readers discover what real patina looks like when looking through a microscope. There are pictures of false patina also.

RG Artifacts has contributed to the free course and has a page called Desert Patina. You can get to it by clicking here.

The people at Arrowheads Plus Dot Com are devoted to stamping out artifact fraud. They believe education is the only method that is going to accomplish this. Through education, the market for fakes will be diminished. When there is no demand, the supply will dry up. Take advantage of this information that is available at no charge to everyone by visiting the free course today.

Indian Artifact Library

The Indian Artifact Library is an online resource for artifact identification. The goal of this project is to include photos of every point type and the typological diagnostics. This library is an ongoing project managed by Arrowheads Plus Dot Com.

There is also a Lithic Library which is dedicated to providing photos and information on all flint and chert types found within the North American Continent.

NAACA

The Native American Artifact Collectors Association (NAACA) is based in Louisville,Kentucky. The NAACA is an online site dedicated to collects of arrowheads and artifacts. We hope to have a meeting place to show and share your artifacts and stories sometime in the future. Our goal is to gather and help interested individuals of Hunting, Collecting and Study, and to build a community and relationship of honesty and trust among collectors and share useful information to learn and promote a better understanding of what the hobbie is really about and the enjoyment it brings, and the knowledge and tools to do so. The NAACA is devoted to helping expose and defeat those who intentionally use fraud as a purpose of personal gain. If your a veteran in this field thanks for joining. If you just found your first point, Welcome!