Arrowhead Hunting in Texas

Well what does that entail? At Randy’s Dig you can either hand dig for ancient artifacts, or if you are limited physically you can sift for arrowheads. Seasoned artifact hunters usually prefer to dig arrowheads because they enjoy finding them in their original ancient location where they have been lying for thousands of years. Sifting for arrowheads refers to standing at a sifter table and pawing through a tractor load of dirt (virgin soil that has artifacts but has previously been machine-dug out of the ground for sifting).

Central Texas especially the Guadalupe River Valley where we are located has some of the finest quality Texas Artifacts.
That’s why I have people come from all over the U.S. to try their luck diggin’ and sifting for Indian Artifacts here on my property.

Recently stewards from the Texas Historical Commission have been documenting

my collection because of its importance. They know my interest in Texas Archaeology goes back to the early 1960’s when I did my first amateur work in Bexar County as a member of the Texas Archaeological Society. Additionally, in my 57 years, I have traveled to England, Italy, Greece and most of Mexico pursuing my interests in Archaeology.
I also have a major interest in Biblical and Egyptian Archaeology.

Texas Archaeology is what we do here at Randy’s Dig- wishing of course we could find some buried
Roman fortifications or some Spanish treasure. Right? Not!

So bring the family out- heck bring the company party out here for day of

outdoor entertainment. My name is Randy Brown and I can be reached

at (210) 421-0105 cell ph anytime.