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Black Flint Archaic Blade
Here is a nice blade. It is well made and has the most awesome patina. The corner has a split on a vein in the material. It appears to have been done during the manufacture and shows use wear.
Meadowood
This is a well made point that is maybe Indiana Green Chert. It has a nicely ground base and one beveled edge
Lerma Blade
Here is a blade that is covered with heavy mineral deposits. It is nice and thin with fine edgework.
Ohio Dalton Greenbriar
This is an interesting point. It looks like it had some ancient re-sharpening done in a hurry.
3 Madison Points
Here is a group of thin well made Madisons. The longest is 1-1/2″
Attica Decatur
Here is an nice Indiana Green Decatur with a couple nicks. I believe the ancient nick on the side was done by the maker when he encountered a vein in the material.
Gorget Study Piece
This one is a real heartbreaker. It was very well made and appears to have been broken around the time of use. It has a cut-away view of the conical shaped hole.
Thin Uniface Blade
This is a fine thin blade with a needle tip. It is very well made with fine edgework on both sides.
Beautiful Corner Notch Point
This is a beauty. I think it is a Thebes Corner Notch. It is thin, serrated, beveled on the left side and ground on the base. It has amazing patina throughout and a fine tip.
Exhausted Macorkle
A great example of the Native Americans resharpening to a point of exhaustion. They got their moneys worth out of this one. It is still a nice point it is just length challenged.
2 Small Bird Points
Here are two very nice little notched points.