Can you play it?
Well sure! It's just a sax -- anybody can play a sax!
Here are my arrowheads. These were probably mounted on the plaque in the 70s by my grandfather. They were found over the years in plowed fields by a creek. My brother has a lot more.
I asked some others selling jewelry were their tepees where cause I didn't see any. The guy laughed at me said no they lived in trailer not tepees. 
Heck I didn't know I was taught in school white men stole the land from the Indians ran all the Indians out west and they lived in tepees. I'd never saw any Indians I had no clue.
I would guess the bows or spears did rot away over time. My wife is part Choctaw and Mexican. We used to help with a mission church in east KY, and once when her mother was visiting, some of the local children there had never seen a Native American either and they were running around excitedly saying Indians are here. Some were saying some not so nice things too. People ask her all kinds of questions sometimes.Them are nice.
Seriously did Indians pack a huge bag of heavy arrowhead around with them? How come nobody ever finds the bows? Did they rot away.
I never saw a real Indians until some years ago we went out west. I swear this Native man was talking to a cowboy. I about died!! I didn't think the cowboy and Indian were friends.
I think you are right, it's likely what they were or were not taught. Some of the areas around here have been pretty isolated in the past and some folks are still not accustomed to seeing people who are different than they are.
I get that alot some people actually think I'm being disrespectful.
Ever been to West Memphis. I'm betting not.Very true. Have you ever been somewhere like Memphis or Atlanta been one of few white people. Changes your out look. I love Memphis. I was there one time can't remember where exactly, I answered the man yes sir no sir like I normally would anywhere else. After a while he made a comment about how people don't talk like that being polite.
The tow truck driver told my husband I was in the wrong part of town. 
Shoot I was having fun. 
Them are nice.
Seriously did Indians pack a huge bag of heavy arrowhead around with them? How come nobody ever finds the bows? Did they rot away.
I never saw a real Indians until some years ago we went out west. I swear this Native man was talking to a cowboy. I about died!! I didn't think the cowboy and Indian were friends.
Memphis is our halfway stopping point, when we go to Oklahoma where my wife is from. We take in some sights around there if we have time, pretty cautious though about getting off the main roads. Nothing new to us though, I feel the same way about Lexington or any big city. I always tell my wife to be careful too here in the hills, if we are traveling. Lots of these folks just plain don't trust strangers and some have things going on they don't want found out. Always a little nervous about just turning around in a driveway. Bout everybody is well armed.Very true. Have you ever been somewhere like Memphis or Atlanta been one of few white people. Changes your out look. I love Memphis. I was there one time can't remember where exactly, I answered the man yes sir no sir like I normally would anywhere else. After a while he made a comment about how people don't talk like that being polite.
