Authentic Archaic Period Arrowheads in Case

There are a couple of Late Paleo Artifacts here but most are from Archaic Period. There is a nice Dalton at left center. To the left of the Dalton looks like a Midland and above that a creek worn Gree

All of these were recovered from close to the Columbia River in Oregon. One of these appears to be from the Late Paleo Period, and all are mostly translucent. The current market value of these is $ 80

On the far left is a very nice Paleo Beaver Lake, a unfinished Folsom Point, and a pencil Drill. The middle has a large stemmed Lance and a scraper. On the right is a birfacate Drill and a Paleo Milne

This beautiful Spear Point is from the Archaic Period and was made from Coshocton Flint.ÿ It is over 4 1/2" long and is Museum Quality.ÿ It comes with a highly respected Jim Bennett COA.ÿ This type

This is a large and very wide serrated Dovetail Point. It was made from Flintridge Flint during the Archaic Period around 8,000 to 8500 years ago and was found in Ohio. The point has had a couple of d

Authentic projectile point. Possibly Marcos corner notch type. Late Archaic Period. Texas. As pictured.

This point is 3 5/16" long and 1 2/16" wide. It was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. It was made from Fort Payne Chert during the Late Archaic and Early Woodland Periods. These Points are es

Most of these are from Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Kentucky. Most of these are grade 6 to 8.

This big Dovetail was recovered from Missouri. Near the base on one side only is some cosmetic type restoration. It was dinged up there but nothing broken. The Spear Point also had a ding about halfwa

Ohio Found 2 inch Broad Stem arrowhead. Probable Archaic period. Reddish Tan. 9000 plus years old.

This is a large Clovis Point measuring 3 5/8" long.ÿ It is 1 5/16" wide and was made from white, gray, and blue colored Boone Chert.ÿ It was recovered from Muskogee, County, Oklahoma several years a

NATIVE AMERICAN STONE POINT / BLADE, chert with yellow and gray streaks, "clipped wing" Saint Charles/dovetail type. Presented in a butterfly case. . Hardin, KY. Early Archaic period, 9500-8000 B.P. 4

For your consideration is this framed collection of 27 ancient, small and medium, obsidian arrowheads from the Transitional Archaic period. This is a wonderful collection of points, including a three

Greek Archaic Period, Ca. 1200-700 BCThis bronze arrowhead has a tapering, bevelled blade with raised midrib, a broad neck, and a tang for insertion into a haft.Size: L:135mm / W:35mm ; 30gProvenance:

Lovely bi-color display arrowhead point. Osceola, medium sized, side notched arrowhead point. Cultural Period: Late Archaic to Early Woodland. Glacial Period: Neoglacial. Culture: Old Copper Culture.

This Stone Square Stem Spear Point has about 2/16" of the tip missing and a nick in one blade side.ÿ It will grade a G-7 going up or down half a number. This one is 3 14/16" long and 1 5/16" wide. It

A COLLECTION OF FIFTEEN NORTH AMERICAN ARROWHEADS, TEXAS, ATTRIBUTED TO THE ARCHAIC PERIOD (8,000 BC - 1,000 BC), points, tips, and arrowheads mounted on red felt covered board and conforming glass co

There are 33 Arrowheads in the nice display case. The top Row is mostly Bird Points. Others are Arrowhead and Spear Point types. Three of the Bird Points are missing some of their tips. All of these a

Native American Arrowhead Assortment Over (120) items of chert, flint, jasper and quartz, mostly Woodland to historic period but including some Archaic period side and corner notched points, also incl

Native American Calfs Creek arrowhead, Comanche, Texas, Andice period, refer to consignor's photocopied representative identification, approx 2.25"l, 2"w, housed in case on green felt, approx 0.75"h,

The Harahey Knife is the one the Indians were using the skin Buffalo or really "Bison" with, when the first settlers came to America.ÿ This type of Knife is 400 to 700 years old and was sharpened on

Archaic Period, 7000-1000 BC. Three groups in old card trays with old labels comprising: a bifacial corner-notched point with inked 'Ohio' notation and inked label giving details and a reference to 'O

NATIVE AMERICAN BANNERSTONE, hard stone, probably brown granite, winged form. Presented in a butterfly case. Reserve. Lauderdale Culture; found in Branch Co., MI. Late Archaic period, 4000-3000 B.P. 5

NATIVE AMERICAN BANNERSTONE, banded slate, beautiful symmetrical winged form. Presented in a butterfly case. Reserve. Found in Franklin Co., OH. Late Archaic period, 5000-3000 B.P. 5 1/4" x 2 3/8" OA.