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Indiana Turkeytail Harrison
This Late Archaic point can be associated with the Adena Culture. This one is typical of the type.
Translucent Quartz Point
This is a well made little point considering the material used.
4-1/8″ Turkeytail
Here is a real beauty made of high quality material. It is very thin and symmetrical with excellent workmanship. The maker used the entire length of the material as the piece shows the rind on both ends.
Illinois Lowe
This is a nice little point typical of the style.
Madisons
Here are three Madison points. These are true ‘arrowheads’ used during first contact with the Europeans.The nicely made very thin one has a corner nick.
Gibson
Here is a very nice Woodland Period point that slides in at just under 3″.
Nodena Points
Here is a pair of Mississippian Period points from Indiana. These are both typical of the style.
Buzzard Roost Creek
Here is a beautiful point. It is worthy of a center spot in that new frame. It is very well made using a high quality material. It has great symmetry, nice serrations and a slight bevel to the blade.
Needle Tip Bakers Creek
Here is a very well made Woodland Period point.
Kirk Corner Notched Restoration Candidate
This is a big Early Archaic Period point that has a small chunk off of the base. The damage is old but more recent than the point. It would be an easy fix for a professional restoration artist or a good one to practice on to become a pro. This point is thin, nicely beveled on one side and has a very ground base.
Lowe
This is a very well made Woodland Period point. It has a needle tip and great patina.