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Montell Point

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 240)

This well shaped Montell was recovered in Kerr County, Texas. It was made from Edwards Plateau Chert during the latter portion of the Archaic Period 3,000 to 4,500 years ago. It is in excellent condition and measures 2 in long and 1 2/16 in wide. This Point grades a solid 8 grade.
Low Estimate: 100
High Estimate: 200

Pair OF Kays Points

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 240)

Both of these Kays points are about the same size and received a Grade 8. The gray one was recovered in Tulsa County, Oklahoma and the black one was found in Kentucky and was made from Fort Payne Chert. It measures 1 13/16 in long and is 1 4/16 in wide. The gray one was made from Boone Chert and is 1 15/16 in long and is 1 3/16 in wide. These types of Points were made and used from the Mid-Archaic to the early Woodland Periods 2,000 to 5,000 years ago.

Big Sandy

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 240)

This is a nicely formed Big Sandy that was found in Clark County, Kentucky several years ago. It was made from Boyles Chert during the Archaic Period. This one would grade an 8 to 8.5 and measures 2 2/16 in long and 1 in wide. This small to medium size side notch Point was made and used for almost 7,000 years of the Archaic times in the Southeastern United States.

Motley Point

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 240)

This pretty Motley Point was recovered from Meigs County, Tennessee. It would grade a 7.5 to an 8. It was made from a high-quality Dover Chert during the Late Archaic to early Woodland Periods 2500 to 4500 years ago. The Point measures 2 10/16 in long and is 1 1/16 in wide. This was another fairly common point from the Southeastern U.S.

Kramer Point

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 240)

This Kramer Point was recovered from Miller County, Missouri. It was made and used 2500 to 3000 years ago during the Woodland Period. It was made from Burlington Chert and measures 3 2/16 in long and is 1 2/16 in wide. Prouix has graded it a 7 but many Authenticators might have given it a 8.

Decatur Point

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 240)

This tan Chert Decatur was recovered from Logan County, Illinois. Caddo graded it a solid 8. It is 1 7/8 in long and is 1 4/16 in wide. These Points are usually 2,000 to 8,000 years old from the Archaic Period.

Ledbetter

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 240)

Ledbetters were used as Knives from the Mid to Late Archaic times; 6,000 to 3,500 years ago by Indians from Southeastern U.S. This one was found in the 1960s in Logan County, Kentucky. Its made of Hornstone and measures 2 14/16 in long and is 1 in wide.

Dickson Spearpoint

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 240)

This was a very large Dickson used as a Spearpoint. The tip was fractured when discovered and has been expertly restored. Baker graded it a solid 8 after the repair. The Spearpoint was discovered in Union County, Ohio. It measures 4 8/16 in long and the width is 2 4/16 in. The Dickson was neatly made using Mercer Chert and is estimated to be 1,500 to 2,500 years old.

Northern Side Notch Point

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 240)

This is the only other Point in the Auction that had some restoration done. When found about 2/16 in of the tip was missing and the past owner had it professionally restored. The Black Obsidian Side Notch was recovered in Oregon. It?s an Ex-Jim Bennett Collection and from there it went to the D.W. Brooks Collection. Now its here ready for the next lucky owner. I say lucky because it is a beautiful well-made Point. It measures 3 in long and is 1 4/16 in wide. Baker graded it a very conservative 8. The winning bidder will be well pleased with this Gem of an Artifact from the Northwest. The Point was made and used in the early Archaic Period. Note: Has two COAs.

Ashtabula Point

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 240)

The Ashtabula is a really funny shaped Point that is just one of many in the world of Artifacts. This one was recovered from Caroll County, Ohio several years ago. It was made from Flintridge Flint during the Archaic Period and measures 3 5/16 in long and 1 6/16 in wide. Jeff Baker graded this one an 8 and this type can be very hard for some Collectors to find.

Marshall Point

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 240)

This beauty was found in Bell County, Texas. It was made from Edward?s Plateau Chert and is 3 in long and 1 14/16 in wide. The Marshall was made and used for hunting 2,000 to 6,000 years ago. This one grades an 8.5

Frio Point

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 240)

The Frio is a mid Archaic to early Woodland Point. They have been found all over Texas and parts of Oklahoma. This one was recovered from Bell County, Texas and measures 1 13/16 in long and is 1 6/16 in wide. It was knapped from Edwards Plateau Chert and Baker has graded it a solid 8.

Neuberger Point

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 240)

This pretty Neuberger was recovered from Ross County, Ohio. It was made from Mercer Chert in the early Archaic Period. It grades 8.5 and measures 3 in long and 1 9/16 in wide. This is another type of point that can be hard for a collector to find a good representative of.

Mulberry Creek Point

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 240)

Found in Logan County, Kentucky this medium size point displays good color. It was made from Fort Payne Chert and measures 3 1/16 in long and 1 3/16 in wide. This type was in use from the mid- Archaic to Woodland Periods.

Qty of (8) Texas Paleo Points and Tools

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 240)

In this case we have a dark reddish-brown Chert 1 1/2 in Folsom Point from El Paso County. Also, a nice Midland Point from Wise County. On the far right there is an Angostura from Comanche County. Also, a small drill above it. Bottom right is Black Flint Paleo Palm Knife from Calhoun County and far left is an Early Stemmed Lanceolate from Parker County. The 4 5/8 in Snap Base Knife was recovered from Bexar County as well as the Shaft Straightener. The Folsom Point is fluted all the way to the tip on one side and about 30 to 35% on the other side. All eight Artifacts are in excellent condition.

Newnan Point

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 240)

This is a beautiful golden colored Newnan that was made from Quartzite. It was found in Alachua County, Florida. It measures 2 7/16 in long and is 1 8/16 in inches wide. It grades an 8.5 and the Newnan is a Mid-Archaic Period type that is 3,000 to 7,000 years old. They are very popular to collectors and this one is unusual that it was made from Quartzite.

Etley Knife

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 240)

The Etley Spear points and Knifes were made and used towards the end of the Archaic Period 2,500 to 4,000 years ago. Obviously, this long Blade was attached to some kind of handle and used as a Knife. The sharpening signs on one side reveals this. This Knife was recovered from St. Louis County, Missouri. The maker used a high- quality Burlington Chert and did a fine job. The Blade measures 5 2/16 in long and is 1 4/16 in inches wide. It grades a strong 8.5 and has a fantastic patina and appearance.

Marion Point

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 240)

This Archaic Marion Point has quite unusual markings and is thin and translucent. It was made from Coral of the highly desired type. It was recovered from Hillsborough County, Florida a few years back and would make a really super addition to anyone?s collection. It measures 2 in long and 11/2 in wide and was graded an 8.5. It has the classic shape and is in excellent condition.

Kirk Corner Notch Point

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 240)

This Kirks was made from beautiful Boone Chert during the Archaic Period and was recovered in Miller County, Missouri. It has perfect shape and grades an 8.5. The Point is 2 7/8 in long and 1 6/8 in wide.

Castroville Point

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 240)

This Castroville Point found in Coryell County, Texas is very unusual and somewhat rare in that its made from beautiful black shinny Obsidian like Points from the Northwest portion of the country. Most of Texas Points are made from Edwards Plateau Chert. This is 2 1/16 in long and 1 9/16 in wide. Its in excellent condition and grades an 8.5.

Mantanzas Point

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 240)

This pretty Point was recovered from Madison County, Illinois about 6 years ago. It was made from Kaolin 2,500 to 4,500 years ago. It measures 2 2/16 in long and 14/16 in wide. This one is a grade 9 and a true collectors item.

Kinney Point

Lot #22 (Sale Order 22 of 240)

This Kinney Point was recovered in Wilson County, Texas. During the Woodland Period it was made from Edwards Plateau Chert. It measures 2 7/8 in long and 1 ... in wide. It grades a solid 9.

Marcos Point

Lot #23 (Sale Order 23 of 240)

This beautifully shaped Marcos was recovered from Travis County, Texas. During the Archaic Period it was made from Edward?s Plateau Chert. It measures 2 ... in long and is 1 5/8 in wide. It is a grade 9 and has fluting on the stem of one side.

Big Sandy Point

Lot #24 (Sale Order 24 of 240)

This perfectly shaped Big Sandy was retrieved from Logan County, Kentucky about 15 years ago. It was made from a high quality Hornstone during the early portion of the Archaic Period. It measures 3 4/16 in long and is 1 in wide. It was graded an 8.5 and is in excellent condition.

Levy Point

Lot #25 (Sale Order 25 of 240)

This Point was discovered in Jefferson County, Florida and was made in the early Archaic Period. This one grades a solid 9 and was made from Coastal Plains Chert. It measures 2 3/16 in long and is 1 9/16 in wide.

Holland Point

Lot #26 (Sale Order 26 of 240)

The Holland is from the very early portion of the Archaic Period, 9,000 to 10,000 years old. This one was recovered in Cooper County, Missouri and measures 3 3/16 in long and 1 4/16 in inches wide. It was made out of Novaculite and is in excellent condition.

Bolen Beveled Point

Lot #27 (Sale Order 27 of 240)

The Bolen along with the Dovetail and Lost Lake types is one of the most highly collectible type of Arrowheads. This one was recovered in Albany County, Georgia and grades 8.5. The Bolen Beveled is from the Early Archaic Period. This one was very well made and measures 2 2/16 in long and 1 3/16 in wide. The material is Coastal Plains Chert.

Hopewell Point

Lot #28 (Sale Order 28 of 240)

This point was made from highly prized Flintridge Flint and was recovered in Delaware County, Ohio. It measures 2 6/16 in long and 1 7/16 in wide and was made and used in the Woodland Period. This one is a grade 9 and is in excellent condition.

Benton Knife

Lot #29 (Sale Order 29 of 240)

This Archaic Knife was found in Mead County, Kentucky. The multi colored Artifact was made from rarely seen Avon Chert and measures 3 12/16 in long and 1 2/16 in wide. It grades a solid 9 and will look quite impressive in any Collectors Artifact Collection.

Stillwell Point

Lot #30 (Sale Order 30 of 240)

This beautiful Stillwell was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. Shaped like a knife these points could be used as a small Spear Point or Knives and Scrapers. This one measures 2 11/16 in long and 15/16 in wide and was made from Coastal Plains Chert. The Stillwell was used in the Southeastern U.S. during the Archaic Period. This beautiful cinnamon colored Point is a grade 9.

Kirk Corner Notch

Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 240)

This pretty maroon colored Point was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. It was made from a high quality Coastal Plains Chert during the Archaic Period. It is 2 14/16 in long and 1 8/16 in wide. This top shelf grade 9 Corner Notch will make a really fine addition to any collection.

Dovetail Point

Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 240)

This perfectly shaped Dovetail comes from Pulaski County, Illinois. Sometime during the early portion of the Archaic Period this Point was made from Colden Chert. The edges were made carefully beveled and sharpened. The Point is 3 3/4 in long and is 1 3/8 in wide. It grades a high 9.5

Marcos Point

Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 240)

This near perfect Marcos was found in Gray County, Texas. This type is from the early Archaic Period. This one was nicely made from Edwards Plateau Chert and measures 1 4/16 in long and 1 10/16 in wide. Its very thin and sharply serrated around the edges and grades 9.

Agate Basin Blade

Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 240)

The Agate Basin is a medium to large size lanceolate Blade of high quality. They are found from Pennsylvania to Montana down to Texas. This one is from Pike County Illinois. It was made and used from the latter part of the Paleo Period to the early portion of the Archaic Period. This one is made from Baileys Chert and measures 3 7/8 in long and is 1 in wide. It grades a 9.

Turkey Tail (Fulton Type) Point

Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 240)

This type of Turkey Tail was made used in the latter part of the Archaic Period and the early portion of the Woodland Period. This one is 2,500 to 4,000 years old. This Point was recovered from Clay County, Kentucky and is made of a high quality Hornstone. It measures 3 11/16 in long and is 1 7/16 in wide. This Turkey Tail has two tone color and grades a 9.

Wade Point

Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 240)

This Wade Point was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. It was made from Coastal Plains Chert during the latter part of the Archaic Period. This one graded a 9 and measures 1 4/16 in long and 1 8/16 in wide. It is perfectly shaped and is just right for the Collectors display case.

Benton Spear Point

Lot #37 (Sale Order 37 of 240)

This is a large Benton Spear Point from the mid-Archaic Period that was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. It was made of tan colored Chert and still has sharp serrated edges and a smooth patina. It measures 3 3/8 in long and is 1 3/4 in wide.

Calf Creek or Smith Point

Lot #38 (Sale Order 38 of 240)

Roy Motley classified this Franklin County, Missouri Point a Smith, but it looks like a Calf Creek to the seller so the buyer will have to be the judge on this one. Calf Creeks and Smith Points are common in the area where it was found. It was made from Burlington Chert and measures 1 12/16 in long and is 1 9/16 in wide. The Point was made during the mid-Archaic Period and is in excellent condition.

Gary Point

Lot #39 (Sale Order 39 of 240)

This Point was recovered from Clay County, Arkansas. It is from the Late Archaic to early Woodland periods. It has a smooth patina and good form. It measures 1 14/16 in long and is 1 3/16 in wide. It grades 8.5 and will look fantastic in a display of Southern U.S. Points.

Clovis Point

Lot #40 (Sale Order 40 of 240)

The Clovis and Sandia Points are the oldest known man made Points in the Western Hemisphere. The Clovis was made 10,600 to 11,500 years ago and many have been discovered near Mastodon kill sites. This one was recovered in Putnam County, Indiana. It was made from Crescent Quarry Flint and grades a 9. It is fluted about 40% on one side and is unfluted on the other. The point measures 3 8/16 in long and is 1 3/16 in wide.

Winged Butterfly Bannerstone

Lot #41 (Sale Order 41 of 240)

This Bannerstone was found by Jeremy Bonhan in the 1960s in Iroquois County, Illinois and is from the ex. Mark Fegan Collection. The Bannerstone is from the Mid-Archaic Period approximately 3,000 to 8,000 years old. It measures 5 1/2 in long and 3 3/4 in wide. The COA is a grade 9 and this Bannerstone is a highly collectible Artifact.

Dalton Point

Lot #42 (Sale Order 42 of 240)

This is a classic Dalton Point found in Osage County, Missouri. It was made from Burlington Chert in the early Archaic Period. It is 2 9/16 in long and 1 3/16 in wide. It grades a 9.5

Hickory Ridge Point

Lot #43 (Sale Order 43 of 240)

This Hickory Ridge Point was made from highly prized Jasper during the Mid-Archaic Period. This one was well used and measures 2 11/16 in long and is 1 3/16 in wide. It has beige and yellow spots mixed with red Jasper and a very smooth patina. It was recovered from Clay County, Arkansas and grades a 9.

Folsom Point

Lot #44 (Sale Order 44 of 240)

This beautiful Folsom was found in Weld County, Colorado. It was made about 10,000 years ago from rarely seen Moss Agate. It is fully translucent with gorgeous inclusions. It measures 1 6/16 in long and is 12/16 in wide which is average size for a true Folsom Point. This one is fluted about 35% on one side and 25% on the other. This is a rare chance for a rarely seen Moss Agate Folsom Point.

Hell Gap Point

Lot #45 (Sale Order 45 of 240)

The Hell Gap is a transitional Paleo Point estimated 9500 to 10,300 years old and is found from Texas and all the way up to Canada. Its also called a Thrall here in Texas. This one was made from Coastal Plains Chert and measures 2 14/16 in long and 15/16 in wide. This is a grade 9.

Wheeler (Excurvate Type) Point

Lot #46 (Sale Order 46 of 240)

Another rare Paleo type of Point that is 8,000 to 10,000 years old. This one is even more rare being made of multi colored Jasper. It was found in Morgan County, Alabama and is 2 11/16 in long and 11/16 in wide. This particular Wheeler graded a 9.

Snyder's Point

Lot #47 (Sale Order 47 of 240)

The Snyders is a beautifully shaped Point from the Woodland Period. We are saying 1500 to 2500 years ago. This one was recovered in Ross County, Ohio and was made from Burlington Chert. It is 3 in long and 1 3/4 in wide. This one has a couple of stripes thru the mid section and was graded a 9.

Lost Lake Point

Lot #48 (Sale Order 48 of 240)

This Lost Lake is perfectly shaped and has a very pretty Strawberry color to it. It was found in Lauderdale County, Alabama. The point measures 3 15/16 in long and is 1 11/16 in wide. This one appears to have never been used as all the serrations are present and fairly sharp. Truly do not know why this one did not grade higher than a 9. This is an absolute gem of a Archaic Period notched Point.

Kirk Corner Notch Point

Lot #49 (Sale Order 49 of 240)

This Kirks was recovered from Butler County, Missouri and was made from Boone Chert. Its an early Archaic Period point and measures 3 in long and 1 7/8 in wide. It has well defined serrations around the edges and was graded 9.

Greenbriar Point

Lot #50 (Sale Order 50 of 240)

An early Archaic type of Point, the Greenbriar usually has fine serrated edges on both blade sides. This type was developed from the Dalton Point and later it was developed into the Pine Tree and others. This one was found in Obion County, Tennessee and was made from Buffalo River Chert. It measures 2 3/4 in long and is 1/4 in wide. The Point is in mint like condition and grades a 9.5

Corner Tang Knife

Lot #51 (Sale Order 51 of 240)

The Corner Tang Knife was commonly used in the Late Archaic and early Woodland Periods. This one was found in Oklahoma. It is made of Edwards Plateau Chert. The knife measures 3 7/8 in long and is 1 1/2 in wide which is average size for this type. This one was graded an 8.5 and is in very good condition.

Boggy Branch Point

Lot #52 (Sale Order 52 of 240)

This type of point has the largest serrations of all types in North America. They are rarely found like this and in this good of condition. This one was recovered in Daugherty County, Georgia. It was carefully made from Hornstone and measures 3 3/16 in long and is 1 2/16 in wide. This is an early Archaic type and grades a solid 9.

Stilwell Point

Lot #53 (Sale Order 53 of 240)

This Archaic Point is a heavily serrated type. This one was recovered from Fayette County, Kentucky and was made from Fort Payne Chert. It measures 2 14/16 in long and 1 4/16 in wide. Its in very good condition and grades a 9.5

Cumberland Point

Lot #54 (Sale Order 54 of 240)

The Cumberland Points are probably the most highly prized of all North American Paleo Points and quite difficult to obtain. This one was recovered from Madison County Kentucky and is fully fluted on both sides. Its multi colored Hornstone with striping. Although not a very large Cumberland this point is excellent with a 9.5 grading. It measures 2 ... in long and 1 in wide.

Snyder's Point

Lot #55 (Sale Order 55 of 240)

This Woodland Period Spear Point was made from a beautiful Avon Chert and was recovered from Harrison County, Kentucky. It is 3 in long and 2 1/4 in wide. The edges of the Blade are serrated and sharp. This Point is 1500 to 2500 years old and grades a solid 9.

Savannah River Point

Lot #56 (Sale Order 56 of 240)

This heavy Point was made from Quartz around the end of the Archaic Period 2500 to 3000 years ago. It grades a 9 and was found in Georgia. It measures 3 in long and 1 5/8 in wide.

Stillwell Point

Lot #57 (Sale Order 57 of 240)

This beautiful multi colored Point was made from Flintridge Flint and was recovered from Brown County, Indiana. The Point grades an 8.5 and measures 3 5/16 in long and is 1 7/16 in wide. It is in excellent condition and is a very good representative of the type. This Point was formerly from Walter Johnson Collection.

Scottsbluff Point

Lot #58 (Sale Order 58 of 240)

The Scottsbluff Points were made and used by the Cody Complex people 8,000 to 10,000 years ago. This type is highly valued by collectors. This one is in excellent condition and was found in Scott County, Missouri. It grades an 8.5 and is 4 1/2 in long and 1 1/2 in wide. This Point was made from a very high grade Burlington Chert and has beautiful markings. Paleo Period Points like this one are very hard to find.

Folsom Point

Lot #59 (Sale Order 59 of 240)

This is a very large Folsom Point that was recovered in Arkansas. It was made from Jasper 10,000 to 11,000 years ago during the Paleo Period. It measures 2 3/16 in long and 1 3/16 in wide. It grades a solid 9 and will make a great investment Point.

Besant Point

Lot #60 (Sale Order 60 of 240)

This Point is made of Obsidian and was made in the Early Portion of the Archaic Period. It was recovered from Lake County, Oregon. It has been graded a 9 and measures 2 4/16 in long and is 1 2/16 in wide

Kirk Corner Notched Point

Lot #61 (Sale Order 61 of 240)

Another early Archaic type the Kirk comes in many styles and shapes. This one is just average size measuring 2 12/16 in long and 1 6/16 in wide. This Point is a grade 9.

Corner Tang Knife

Lot #62 (Sale Order 62 of 240)

This is an average size Corner Tang Knife that was well used and re-sharpened several times. It was recovered in Oklahoma several years ago. This type of Knife was made in the Late Archaic and Early Woodland Periods. This one measures 3 3/8 in long and is 2 in wide. The knife was made from Edward?s Plateau Chert and was graded a 9. This Knife will make a really fine addition for a serious collector or any Artifact collection for study and observation.

Dalton Point

Lot #63 (Sale Order 63 of 240)

Probably the most popular of all Point types with the exception of the Dovetail, the Dalton was made and used 10,000 years ago for some 800 years or so and then slowly developed into other Point types. This Dalton Point was recovered in Union County, Illinois and was made from Baileys Chert. It grades a 9.5 and is 2 1/4 in long and 5/8 in wide. Its in excellent condition with serrations that are still quite sharp.

Goshen Point

Lot #64 (Sale Order 64 of 240)

The Goshen is a Northern Plains Paleo Point similar to the Plainview Point found in Texas, these Points are estimated to be 9,500 to 11,250 years old and are very hard to come by. This one is a gorgeous Artifact made of Jasper. It graded a solid 9 and measures 2 in long and is 7/8 in wide which is normal size. This rare point was found in Prowers County, Colorado.

Ensor Point

Lot #65 (Sale Order 65 of 240)

The Ensor Point was pre-dominantly used in the Texas Hill Country and South in what now is the Brush Country by early man during the late Archaic and Early Woodland Periods. In other words 1500 to 4000 years ago. It is a small to medium size Arrowhead with sharp and often serrated edges. This one was recovered in Bell County, Texas and was made from Edward?s Plateau Chert. It graded a 9 and measures 2 7/16 in. long and 1 2/16 in. wide. This Point is very thin and in excellent condition.

Agate Basin Point

Lot #66 (Sale Order 66 of 240)

Found in Pueblo County, Colorado this Agate Basin grades a very high 9.5. The Agate Basin is from the Paleo Period. This one was made from High Plains Chert and measures 3 1/2 in. long and 1 3/8 in. wide. The Point has good color and serrations.

Graham Cave Point

Lot #67 (Sale Order 67 of 240)

This beautifully made Point was made from a high Grade pinkish colored Burlington Chert during the Mid-Archaic Period. 5,000 to 9,000 years ago and was used in the Mid-Western States area. This one was recovered from Saline County, Missouri and measures 5 6/16 in. long and is 1 3/16 in. wide. Prouix graded it a 9 and when he grades something an 8 or 9 the other guys are giving it out 9s and 10s. For its age it is in mint type condition. This is a true collectors Point.

Dalton Point

Lot #68 (Sale Order 68 of 240)

This one was found in Randolph County, Arkansas. It was made from Crowleys Ridge Cobble and graded a 9. It is 2 7/8 in long and 1 in wide with a smooth patina.

Quad Point

Lot #69 (Sale Order 69 of 240)

The Quad is a Late Paleo Point from 6,000 to 10,000 years ago. It is believed to have been formed from the earlier Cumberland Point. Most examples show Basal thinning and sometimes fluting. This big Quad was recovered from Jefferson County, Kentucky and grades a perfect 10. It was made from Jasper and measures 3 3/16 in long and 1 11/16 in wide.

Hardin Point

Lot #70 (Sale Order 70 of 240)

The Hardin is another popular Early Archaic Stemmed Point. These types are also good investment items. This one was recovered in Ripley County, Missouri several years ago. It was made from Mozarkite Chert and is 3 1/2 in long and 1 9/16 in wide. It has very nice shape and grades a 9.5. This Point is in excellent condition.

Perdernales Point

Lot #71 (Sale Order 71 of 240)

This Point is found in the Hill Country and Central Texas as well as all the Southern areas of the State. It is unique to Texas. This one rates a perfect 10. It was recovered in Banderas County, Texas. It was made from Edwards Plateau Chert in the Later Archaic or early Woodland Periods. The Point is 3 11/16 in long and 1 9/16 in wide. This Perdernales is definitely a collectors Point.

Buck Creek Point

Lot #72 (Sale Order 72 of 240)

For me personally, the Buck Creek is my favorite shaped Arrowhead. Most people like the Dovetail, Hardins, and the Lost Lake but for me it is the Buck Creek. This one was found in Meade County, Kentucky and was made from Port Payne Chert. It is 2 1/2 in long and 1 1/4 in wide. This one grades a 9.5.

Stilwell Point

Lot #73 (Sale Order 73 of 240)

This is a very pretty Stilwell recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. The red tip with the milky white band makes this one really stand out. The point was made in the early Archaic of Tishomingo Gravel. It measures 3 3/4 in long and is 1 7/16 in wide. This point has a very smooth patina and is in excellent condition.

Clovis Point

Lot #74 (Sale Order 74 of 240)

This is a very fine medium to large Clovis Point made from Paoli Chert. It was recovered from Bath County, Kentucky. Clovis Points 10,600 to 12,000 years old, are often found next to Mastodon Fossils. This one is 3 13/16 in long and is 1 9/16 in wide. It has graded a 9.5 and is quite thin. This point is in excellent condition and is a true collectors item.

Lost Lake Point

Lot #75 (Sale Order 75 of 240)

This beautifully shaped Point was made from Hornstone during the early Archaic Period. It was recovered from Bath County, Kentucky. This one measures 2 5/8 in long and 1 7/8 in wide. It grades a 9.5 and is in excellent condition.

Savannah River Point

Lot #76 (Sale Order 76 of 240)

Here is some real eye candy. The river has, over time, polished this large Point to a very smooth and shinny patina. The Savannah River is a mid- Archaic Point. This one was made from Coastal Plains Chert and grades a 9.5. It is 3 5/8 in long and 1 5/8 in wide.

Newnan Point

Lot #77 (Sale Order 77 of 240)

This point was made from beautiful Coastal Plains Chert during the Archaic Period. It measures 3 7/8 in long and is 1 11/16 in wide. The Newnan grades a solid 9 and is from the Ex- Charlie West Collection.

Dovetail Point

Lot #78 (Sale Order 78 of 240)

This nice Dovetail is from the early Archaic times and was made from Gray Hornstone. It was recovered from Bourbon County, Kentucky in the 1970s. This one measures 4 8/16 in long and is 1 3/16 in inches wide. This point has received a harsh grade of 8.5 which I personally believe should be a 9 or 9.5. Notice the half-moon dark stripe going through it.

Adena Pendant

Lot #79 (Sale Order 79 of 240)

This is a very nice Adena Trapezoidal-shaped Pendant made from Gray Slate during the Woodland Period. It is 1400 to 2500 years old and was recovered from Ohio. It measures 4 3/16 in long and is 1 14/16 in wide.

Base Tang Knife

Lot #80 (Sale Order 80 of 240)

Recovered from Cotton County, Oklahoma this Base Tang Knife measures 5 7/16 in long. It is 2 2/16 in wide and was made for use during the Late Archaic Period. This Knife was made from Gray and White Chert and has been graded a 9. Most of this type is found in Texas and Oklahoma.

Collection of Texas and New Mexico Bird Points

Lot #81 (Sale Order 81 of 240)

All seven of these Bird Points were recovered in Texas or New Mexico and were used for hunting Birds and small animals. Most of these are made of Alibates and one has a COA. These are suggested to date from the Mississippian Period, 400 to 800 years ago.

Greenbrier Point

Lot #82 (Sale Order 82 of 240)

This is an exceptionally large Greenbrier that was found in Hardin County, Tennessee. The Point was made during the early Archaic Period from Port Payne Chert. It measures 5 1/8 in long and is 1 1/2 in wide. This collectors Point has been graded a 9 and will make a really fine addition to any Artifact collection.

Agate Basin Point

Lot #83 (Sale Order 83 of 240)

This very pretty Agate Basin was recovered in Colorado and was made in the Trans-Paleo Period from Alibates. It grades a solid 9 and measures 3 in long and 5/8 in wide.

Lost Lake Point

Lot #84 (Sale Order 84 of 240)

This handsome point was found in Marion County, Kentucky. It was made from Fort Payne Chert during the early portion of the Archaic Period. It measures 3 3/16 in long and is 1 6/16 in wide. This Point is graded a 9 and is a great find for a medium size Lost Lake.

Buck Creek Point

Lot #85 (Sale Order 85 of 240)

This is a large Buck Creek made from Carter Cave Chert back in the mid to late Archaic Period. In other words 3,500 to 6,000 years ago. These points are found in Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and Ohio. This one came from Madison County, Tennessee. It grades an 8.5 and measures 4 1/16 in long and is 2 in wide. This Point was formerly in the Songer Collection.

Bolen Bevelled Point

Lot #86 (Sale Order 86 of 240)

This type is mainly found in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. This one was made from a beautiful speckled Coastal Plains Chert during the early Archaic Period. It grades a 9 and is 2 5/16 in long and is 1 15/16 in wide. This is a highly collectible Artifact.

Bolen Plain Point

Lot #87 (Sale Order 87 of 240)

The Point has an awesome mixture of colors and graded a perfect 10. It was recovered from Jefferson County, Florida and was made in the early Archaic Period. It was made from high quality Coastal Plains Chert and measures 4 1/8 in long and 1 3/8 in wide. NOTE: There is a mistype on the COA of this Point. It is a Bolen Plain and not a Bolen Beveled.

Newnan Point

Lot #88 (Sale Order 88 of 240)

This Florida jewel is completely translucent and holding it to the light you can see many beautiful inclusions in this lovely Red Coral Point. This Newnan grades a solid 9 and was recovered from Marion County, Florida. It is a collectors piece simply because its made of Red Coral but not just that. It is very well made and comes from the Mid-Archaic Period with a lot of history behind it. It measures 2 3/16 in long and is 1 12/16 in wide. This is a medium size Newnan but is very, very nice.

Hillsborough Point

Lot #89 (Sale Order 89 of 240)

Found in Marion County, Florida this point is also completely translucent and multi-colored. The Hillsborough is valued in Florida like a Folsom Point would be in West Texas or New Mexico. Not many are found this nice. This one was made during the Archaic Period from a very high quality Coastal Plains Chert. It measures 2 15/16 in long and is 1 7/16 in wide. It grades a high 9.5

Redstone Point

Lot #90 (Sale Order 90 of 240)

This is the finest Redstone that I?ve seen. It is multi-fluted as is the norm for this Paleo type of Point. It was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. The Point was carefully made from Tishomingo Gravel and is fluted four times on one side and two times on the other side. This bright cinnamon Point is hard to come by and is a collectors dream. It measures 2 1/2 in long and is 1 3/8 in wide. It is graded a 9.5 and in excellent condition.

Quad Point

Lot #91 (Sale Order 91 of 240)

The Quad is another Paleo Point that is small to medium size. It is the predecessor of the Beaver Lake and Cumberland I believe and very similar to Clovis Point. These Points are found fluted on a few occasions. This one came Lauderdale County, Alabama and was made from Coastal Plains Chert. The Quad measures 2 8/16 in long and is 1 1/16 in wide. This one grades 9.5

Dalton Point

Lot #92 (Sale Order 92 of 240)

This is a beautiful Dalton Point that was recovered from Brown County, Ohio in the 1980s. It was made from Carter Cave Chert during the early Archaic Period and grades a high 9.5. This one measures 4 12/16 in long and 1 4/16 in wide. This is a good investment type of Artifact.

Smith Point

Lot #93 (Sale Order 93 of 240)

The Smith Point is often mistaken for the Lost Lake or Calf Creek points. They are all found in Missouri where this one was recovered in St. Louis County. This Archaic Point was made from Burlington Chert and measures 4 1/4 in long and is 1 7/8 in wide. It has been graded a 9.5 and will make a fantastic addition to any Arrowhead collection. By the way, I am pretty sure this one was used as a Spear Point and then later maybe a Knife but an Arrowhead.

Godar Point

Lot #94 (Sale Order 94 of 240)

This is a hard to come by type for collectors. This one has great shape and color and was recovered in Madison County, Illinois. It was made from Burlington Chert during the early Archaic Period. It measures 2 3/4 in long and is 1 1/4 in wide. This Godar grades a 9 and is in excellent condition.

Paleo Knife

Lot #95 (Sale Order 95 of 240)

This Knife is 8,500 to 11,000 years old. This one was recovered in Bourbon County, Kentucky and was made from Zaleski Chert. It measures 4 6/16 in long and is 1 8/16 in wide. The knife still is well serrated on one side and good to average on the other. This Paleo Knife is graded high at 9.5 and is a true piece of history.

Cumberland Point

Lot #96 (Sale Order 96 of 240)

This beautiful Kentucky Cumberland Point came from the famous Gary Noel Collection. Approximately 10,000 years ago primitive man knapped this Point from high quality Hornstone. It is fluted from the base to the tip on both sides. This medium size Cumberland was graded a 10 and measures 2 7/8 in long and 7/8 in wide. This is a valuable Point and will make a great investment piece.

Pine Tree Point

Lot #97 (Sale Order 97 of 240)

Here is a large Pine Tree from Kentucky made from Fort Payne Chert. It was made during the early portion of the Archaic Period. It measures 3 1/8 in long and is 1 5/8 in wide. This Point grades a 9.5 and is an awesome piece of North American history.

Snyder's Point

Lot #98 (Sale Order 98 of 240)

This Point comes to us from the Woodland Period and was recovered from Ballard County, Kentucky. It was made from Flintridge Flint and has been graded a 9.5. This is an average size point for a Snyders measuring 2 14/16 in long and 1 5/16 in wide.

Calf Creek Point

Lot #99 (Sale Order 99 of 240)

This Point type is found broken more often than not. Probably because of its design. Anyway, it is a highly prized Point of most Arrowhead Collectors especially in the South, where it is found in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri. This one was recovered from Adair County, Oklahoma. It was made from Kay County Chert during the Mid-Archaic Period. It measures 2 6/16 in long and is 2 in wide. This Point is in excellent condition and scores a 9.5 grade. This is an excellent investment item.

Northern Side Notched Point

Lot #100 (Sale Order 100 of 240)

The Northern Side Notched was used by early man and all during the Archaic Period which was 3,000 to 9,000 years ago. Most of the time this type was made from Obsidian as this one is. The Side Notched was a medium size Point and has been mostly found in the Northwest. This one was recovered from Lake County, Oregon. It measures 2 12/16 in long and in 14/16 in wide. It is a truly beautiful Point scoring a 9.5 grade.

Alberta Point

Lot #101 (Sale Order 101 of 240)

The Alberta is related to the Eden and Scottsbluff Points. These Points. These Points were used by the Cody Complex people or Plains Paleo Indians, during the Paleo Period 8,500 to 10,000 years ago. This Point is in remarkably excellent condition and grades a 9.5. It measures 3 5/16 in long and is 14/16 in wide which is recovered from Saskatchewan, Canada. It was made from high quality Banded Chert and this Point would make an excellent investor piece.

Dovetail Point

Lot #102 (Sale Order 102 of 240)

This is a very nice Dovetail Point was recovered from Vinton County, Ohio. It was formerly in the Jack Hall Collection. This Archaic Period Point is 6,000 to 9,000 years old. It was made from Mercer Chert and measures 3 7/16 in long and is 1 4/16 in wide. This is a fantastic medium size Dovetail that grades a perfect 10.

Dalton Point

Lot #103 (Sale Order 103 of 240)

This is a large Dalton Point that is in excellent condition. The Dalton is a Early Archaic Point and this one was found in St. Louis County, Missouri. It measures 5 4/16 in long and is 2 10/16 in wide. Made from Burlington Chert this Point grades a 10 and will upgrade any Artifact Collection. This Dalton is quite thin a very well made. This is a great investor Artifact.

Dovetail Point Grade 10

Lot #104 (Sale Order 104 of 240)

This perfect 10 Dovetail was made from rarely seen Attica Chert and has gorgeous markings. This one was recovered in Indiana and is 4 3/8 in long and is 1 3/8 in wide. This Early Archaic piece has very fine serrations on each side and was expertly made. This Dovetail will add grace to any Artifact Collection.

Qty of (45) Superior Grade Neolithic Saharan Points In Display Case

Lot #105 (Sale Order 105 of 240)

Over the years we sifted through thousands of very nice to outstanding Neolithic Arrowheads at Artifact and Fossil shows, etc.? These 45 points represent the very best of the best. These are all 10s and 10+s. No chips, dings, repairs, just perfection here. Some of these are very rare. Some have sharp enough serrations to shave with any others are just colorful and beautiful. The case is a good quality walnut wood with a lock and key. You can hunt the entire Artifact World over and under and not find better. These Points were all recovered from Sahara Desert over the past 35 years. They are estimated to be 3,000 to 6,500 years old and were used for Bird Hunting and small Game animals. Some of these Points were used as a small Spear tips and knives.

Cumberland Point

Lot #106 (Sale Order 106 of 240)

This is a medium to large Cumberland recovered from Franklin County, Kentucky. This point is well fluted on both sides more than halfway from the base to the tip. The Point measures 4 3/16 in long and is 1 4/16 in wide. This Point has excellent flaking and a wore smooth patina. The Cumberland is a Paleo Period type and is probably the best investment type of Spear Point. This Point was made from a very high grade Hornstone and has been graded a perfect 10.

Allen Point

Lot #107 (Sale Order 107 of 240)

The Allen Point is a very coveted Point of all serious Artifact collectors. It is a Transitional Paleo Point to Early Archaic times that we estimate to be 7500 to 8500 years old. This point was recovered several years ago in far West Texas and was made from Rare Owl Creek Chert. It has beautiful flaking and shiny smooth patina. It measures 3 1/2 in long and 1 in wide. This Allen was graded a 9.5.

Qty of (12) Quality Southeastern Wyoming Bird Points

Lot #107A (Sale Order 108 of 240)

This is really a great set of Wyoming Bird Points. These are well made and quite thin with three or four being translucent. There are two or three Pelican Lakes, also Besant, Samantha, and Blunt Points. The bottom right hand Point is made from beautiful and rare Moss Agate. A couple of the white colored are made from Chalcedony and a couple of others were made from Knife River Flint. None of these are broken or repaired. This is a really excellent condition.

Corner Tang Knife

Lot #108 (Sale Order 109 of 240)

This type of Knife is a Late Archaic to Early Woodland Period tool. We estimate its usage to be 2,000 to 4,000 years ago. Finding one of these happens rarely. This one was recovered from Kansas and is in excellent condition. It was made from High Plains Chert and measures 4 in long and 2 in wide. This Knife has beautiful multi coloring and grades 10.

Clovis Point

Lot #109 (Sale Order 110 of 240)

This Clovis was made from Burlington Chert during the Paleo Period. It measures 3 5/8 in long and 1 3/8 in wide. It was recovered from Fulton County, Illinois. Its fluted on both sides. About two thirds on one side and a third of the way on the other which is the norm for Clovis Points. The Point received a perfect grade 10.

Sandia Point

Lot #110 (Sale Order 111 of 240)

Less than 20 of this type have ever been found. This is one of the best examples. Fluted on the handle on both sides, this type was probably the first knife with a handle ever made. The Sandia has been carbon dated 12,000 years and older making it older than Clovis and Folsom point types. This one was recovered in Union County, New Mexico from the Sandia Mountain Range. Some have now been found in West Texas. This one is 4 in long and 1 ... in wide. It was made from High Plains Chert and was more than likely one of the first Knives used in North America. It has been graded a 9.

Darl Point

Lot #111 (Sale Order 112 of 240)

The Darl is a Texas and Oklahoma Point. This one was recovered from Travis County, Texas. The Darl was made and used 1,000 to 2,500 years ago during the Woodland Period. This one measures 3 8/16 inches long and 1 4/16 inches wide. It grades a 9.5 and was made from River Cobble.

Lost Lake Point

Lot #112 (Sale Order 113 of 240)

Found in Madison County, Kentucky this heavily serrated Lost Lake is an Early Archaic treasure. It measures 3 5/8 inches long and is 1 3/8 inches wide. It was made from Fort Payne Chert and has been graded a 9.5.

Turkey Tail Point

Lot #113 (Sale Order 114 of 240)

The Turkey Tail was designed in the Late Archaic Period and used through the Late Woodland Period. This is a large one measuring 5 ... inches long and 1 7/8 inches wide. This one was recovered from Logan County, Kentucky and was made from Gray Hornstone. This beautifully made Point is graded a 9.5

Thebes Point Grade 10

Lot #114 (Sale Order 115 of 240)

This pretty Thebes point was recovered from Iroquois County, Illinois. Its from Leroy Lee Collection and was made from a beautiful cinnamon colored Flintridge Flint. It is 3 4/16 inches long and 1 12/16 inches wide. This Point was graded a perfect 10.

Redstone Point Grade 10

Lot #115 (Sale Order 116 of 240)

This Point is very thin and translucent as collectors prefer. It was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. The Redstone is very similar to the Clovis Point only with a wider base. Both are from the Paleo Period. This one grades a 10 and measures 3 10/16 inches long and is 1 7/16 inches wide.

Dovetail Point Grade 10

Lot #116 (Sale Order 117 of 240)

Made from multi-colored Flintridge Flint from Ross County, Ohio; This Dovetail is absolutely gorgeous. This Point measures 5 4/16 inches long and is 1 10/16 inches wide. This one is from the Ex-John Hill Collection and has been graded a perfect 10.

Decatur Point Grade 10+

Lot #117 (Sale Order 118 of 240)

This Decatur Point was recovered from Campbell County, Kentucky and was made during the early part of the Archaic Period. It is perfect in every way being made from Boyles Chert. It is 3 3/8 inches long and is 1 ... inches wide. Here is a rare chance at a Top Class Artifact.

Bolen Bevveled Point Grade 10+

Lot #118 (Sale Order 119 of 240)

This is the most perfect Bolen Point ever made we think. Recovered in Gilchrist County, Florida and made from Smokey Coastal Plains Chert at some point in the Early Archaic Period. This Point measures 3 11/16 inches long and is 1 5/16 inches wide.

Stanfield Preform Point Grade 10+

Lot #119 (Sale Order 120 of 240)

The Stanfield is a unnotched Preform for many types Points such as the Kirk and Eva Points. This one is in mint like condition measuring 5 9/16 inches long and 1 12/16 inches wide. It was made from Fort Payne Chert during the Trans-Paleo Period. The Point was recovered from Hardin County, Kentucky.

Ramey Knife Grade 10+

Lot #120 (Sale Order 121 of 240)

This perfect Ramey Knife was found in Marshall County, Missouri. It was made from Gray Hornstone in the Mississippian Period 600 to 1,000 years ago. It is 5 5/8 inches long and is 2 ... inches wide. The Blade is thin and still very sharp. This is as good as they come.

Simpson Mustache Point Grade 10

Lot #121 (Sale Order 122 of 240)

There have been less than fifty Mustache?s found over the years and that?s including the broken ones. This one is made from snow white Coral and is in excellent condition with a grade 10. Its obviously one of the Best Artifacts to ever come out of Florida. The Mustache is 3 9/16 inches long and is 1 ... inches wide. This is a Trans-Paleo Point made 8,000 to 12,000 years ago that is an extremely rare treasure.

Folsom Point Grade 10+

Lot #122 (Sale Order 123 of 240)

This is a magnificent long and really awesome Folsom Point. This Paleo Treasure is fluted all the way down to the tip on one side and right at half way on the other. Recovered in Jackson County, Missouri; this beauty measures 2 5/8 inches long and is 7/8 inches wide. This Folsom Point is as good as they come and it was made from Gray Hornstone.

Dovetail Point Grade 10+

Lot #123 (Sale Order 124 of 240)

This awesome looking Dovetail was made from Heat treated Boyles Flint during the early portion of the Archaic Period. It measures 5 7/16 inches long and is 1 9/16 inches wide. This Artifact was recovered from Carter County, Kentucky. This one is as good as they come.

Clovis Point Grade 10+

Lot #124 (Sale Order 125 of 240)

This Artifact was made during the Early Paleo Period from very high quality Carter Cave Flint. It is nicely fluted to the tip on both sides and has a very smooth patina. The Clovis measures 3 5/8 inches long and is 1 1/8 inches wide. It is graded a 10+ and is a 10,600 to 11,500 years old Treasure.

Hopewell Point Grade 10+ (Two COAs)

Lot #125 (Sale Order 126 of 240)

This Artifact along with several others in this collection has 2 COAs. One appraiser saw this as a Dovetail and the other as a Hopewell. I am leaning towards a Hopewell. I?ve never seen a Dovetail this wide but it is from the right location for both types so it could possibly be a hybrid. This big Spear Point was made from Heat-treated Burlington Chert. The brown, white, red, and maroon pinkish colors are tremendously beautiful. The Point was recovered from St. Louis County, Missouri. It is 6 5/8 inches long and 2 7/8 inches wide. The G-10+ rating is the first I?ve ever seen on a Hopewell. This Point is most likely a mid-Archaic one. It is definitely one of a kind.

Eden Point Grade 10

Lot #126 (Sale Order 127 of 240)

The Eden is one of the most desired Points to have or coveted by Collectors of Native American Artifacts. This one was recovered from Morgan County, Colorado and was made from Edwards Plateau Chert. The Eden is an early Archaic Period Point and is quite hard to find and very rare. This one measures 4 12/16 inches long and is 1 inch wide

Large Dovetail Point Grade 10

Lot #127 (Sale Order 128 of 240)

This is the most beautiful Dovetail in the collection and probably the prettiest one I?ve ever seen. It was recovered from Bourbon County, Kentucky several years ago back in the 1960s. I purchased this from another collector who reluctantly let it go. It was made in the early Archaic Period from beautiful Flintridge Flint and is pristine condition. The Spear Point is 6 inches long and is 1 11/16 inches wide. It is a true Gem.

Knobbed Hardin Point Grade 10

Lot #128 (Sale Order 129 of 240)

This lovely Point was discovered in Butler County, Missouri. It is a 6,000 to 9,000 year old Archaic type Spearpoint. This Banded Hornstone Flint was carefully selected for beauty. Notice the half moon circles on the face of the Blade. This Point is 5 15/16 inches long and 1 9/16 inches wide. This is a highly collectible and valuable Artifact.

Cumberland Point

Lot #129 (Sale Order 130 of 240)

This is a better than average size Cumberland with 2 COAs. This one is from the Art Markwell collection. It was recovered in Cass County, Illinois and is a Paleo Period type of Point. This one is fluted 80% on one side and 60% on the other. Double fluted Points are traditionally more desirable and more valuable. This Cumberland was made from a high quality Burlington Chert and measures 5 inches long and is 1 9/16 inches wide. This is a solid Grade 9 Point.

Ashtabula Point Grade 10

Lot #130 (Sale Order 131 of 240)

Recovered from Ashtabula County, Ohio this Point was made from beautiful Flintridge Flint. Its an early Archaic Artifact and it is 3 12/116 inches long and 1 10/16 inches wide. This Point is very hard to find in a Grade 10 quality.

Scottsbluff Point Grade 10

Lot #131 (Sale Order 132 of 240)

The Scottsbluff is a Trans-Paleo to Early Archaic Point. Early man used this Point for a Spear Point and a knife as far as we can tell. This one was recovered in Arkansas and was made from Pitken Chert. This Scottsbluff is 4 7/8 inches long and 1 1/2 inches wide.

Clovis Point Grade 10

Lot #132 (Sale Order 133 of 240)

Found in Indiana, this Early Paleo Period Clovis Point was made from a high Grade of Burlington Chert. It is fluted on both sides and measures 4 inches long and is 1 ... inches wide.

Mottled State Gorget

Lot #133 (Sale Order 134 of 240)

This Gorget is a Woodland Period Artifact estimated to be 2,500 to 1,420 years ago. It measures 4 1/2 inches long and is 2 5/16 inches wide. This one was recovered from Ohio a few years back and is in excellent condition. This one is investment grade.

Large Folsom Point

Lot #134 (Sale Order 135 of 240)

This fully translucent snow Chert Folsom is a very rare find. It was recovered from Llano County, Texas near Sandy River Beds a few years ago. It is 2 13/16 inches long and I inch wide which is quite large for this type of point. The Point is very thin and fully fluted on each side. It has been graded a 9.5 and will make a fantastic investment Paleo Artifact.

Dalton Point Grade 10

Lot #135 (Sale Order 136 of 240)

Found in Pike County, Missouri this Early Archaic Point was carefully made from Burlington Chert. It measures 4 1/16 inches long and is 1 3/16 inches wide. The Dalton is in pristine condition and is a perfect 10. This is another good investment type of Artifact.

Qty of (24) Nevada Bird Points with Display Case

Lot #135A (Sale Order 137 of 240)

The Points in this collection are about as nice as you could find in Nevada. These were picked up in the 1930s and just recently consigned by a family member. There are many different types as well as different Flint types and colors. These are a little bit smaller than the Colorado and Wyoming types. None are broken or repaired and this is a great variety.

Lost Lake Point Grade 10

Lot #136 (Sale Order 138 of 240)

This big Spear Point was made from a high grade Bailey Chert. It measures over 5 ... inches long and is 2 ... inches wide. The big Point was recovered from Ballard County, Kentucky back in the 1970?s. The Lost Lake is an Early Archaic Point and this one is a solid 10.

Folsom Point Grade 10

Lot #137 (Sale Order 139 of 240)

This is a beautiful red striped Alibates Folsom Point recovered in Chaves County, New Mexico. It is 85 to 90% fluted on each side and in pristine condition. It measures 2 3/16 inches long and is 7/8 inch wide. This one would make a fine investment Paleo piece.

Johnson Point

Lot #138 (Sale Order 140 of 240)

This Johnson Point was recovered in Cross County, Arkansas. It was made in the Early to Mid-Archaic Period from beautiful Pink Novaculite 5,000 to 9,000 years ago. Except for the tiniest nick on one side this Point would have been a perfect 10, but instead its been graded a 9.5. The Point is sharp, in excellent condition, and is translucent. It measures 3 7/16 inches long and 1 9/16 inches wide.

Agate Basin Point

Lot #139 (Sale Order 141 of 240)

The Agate Basin is a Transitional Paleo to Early Archaic Point in the 8,500 to 10, 200 year old range. This one was recovered from Saline County, Missouri. It was formed from Burlington Chert and measures 7 ... inches long and is 1 ... inches wide. This one graded a high 9.

Beaver Lake Point Grade 9.5

Lot #140 (Sale Order 142 of 240)

This Paleo Point is closely related to the Cumberland type. In fact it is thought to be nothing but a Cumberland except without fluting. This one was recovered in Missouri and was made from Jet Black Pitken Chert. It is a medium size Beaver at 3 5/8 inches long and 1 inch wide. This is a very good type of investment and collectable Artifact.

Base Tang Knife

Lot #141 (Sale Order 143 of 240)

This type of Knife is from the Late Archaic and Early Woodland Periods. In other words 2,000 to 4,000 years ago. This type has been found only in Texas. This one came from Kerr County. It was made from Edwards Plateau Chert and is a Grade 9. It measures 4 ... inches long and is 1 ... inches wide.

Archaic Jasper Drill Grade 10

Lot #142 (Sale Order 144 of 240)

Recovered in Morgan County, Alabama this beautiful and sharp little drill was obviously formed from Dovetail Point. The Drill is made from Jasper and scores a perfect 10. It measures 2 9/16 inches long.

White Coral Newnan Point

Lot #143 (Sale Order 145 of 240)

Recovered in Pasco County, Florida this Mid- Archaic Jewel was made from white coral. It measures 2 9/16 inches long and is 1 7/16 inches wide. This Artifact was graded a 9 and is a good investment item.

Folsom Point Graded 9.5

Lot #144 (Sale Order 146 of 240)

Made from Alibates Chert this Folsom is a real beauty. It was recovered near Midland, Texas and has been graded a high 9.5. It is fluted all the way from the base to the tip on both sides. This one measures 2 inches long and is 1 inch wide. I cannot think of an easier to handle good investment Artifact. Folsom Points like this one are 9,500 to 11,500 years old.

Boggy Branch Type 1 Point

Lot #145 (Sale Order 147 of 240)

This reddish sawtooth Point is a Boggy Branch from Early County, Georgia. It is a Mid to Late Archaic Point that was made from Coastal Plains Chert. It measures 4 2/16 inches long and is 1 3/16 inches wide. This one has been graded a 9.5 and this type in this good condition are very rare.

Marcos Point

Lot #145A (Sale Order 148 of 240)

This Marcos should grade at least 9 to 9.5. It is 3 1/16 inches long and is 1 13/16 inches wide. This Point was made from Edwards Plateau Flint during the Late Archaic to Early Woodland Periods. In other words the Marcos is estimated to be 1800 to 3500 years old. This one is quite thin and was recovered from Travis County, Texas.

Qty of 17 Neolithic Saharan Points With Display Case

Lot #146 (Sale Order 149 of 240)

These are above average Points recovered from the Sahara Desert. These Points are estimated to be 3,000 to 6,500 years old. These small sharp, and translucent Points were used for Bird and small animal hunting. The two long Points could have been used as knifes. 20 years ago you could find these African Neolithic Point types commonly at Arrowhead and Fossil Shows but now this type is mostly found in even smaller forms or with broken ears and tips. In short time these will be uncommon and even rare.

Thebes Point

Lot #147 (Sale Order 150 of 240)

The Thebes is more of a heavy type of Point than a Kirk or Dovetail type. This one is average size and was recovered in Knox County, Ohio. It was made from high quality Flintridge Flint and has a very smooth patina. The Thebes is an Early Archaic Point and this one grades a firm 9. It measures 2 10/16 inches long and is 1 9/16 inches wide.

Etley Point

Lot #148 (Sale Order 151 of 240)

This is a large well-made Spear Point recovered from St. Charles County, Missouri. The Etley is a Late Archaic Point and this one was made from good quality Burlington Chert and grades a solid 9. The Spear Point is 5 3/4 inches long and is 1 11/16 inches wide. This Etley came from the Ex-Gary Noel Collection.

Hardstone Pendant

Lot #149 (Sale Order 152 of 240)

This Hardstone Pendant was recovered from Ohio. During the Mid to Late Archaic Period or 2,500 to 6,000 years ago, some native American was wearing this Pendant around their neck much like we would wear a chain necklace today. This one is 3 4/16 inches long and 1 7/16 inches wide. It grades a 9.5

Motley Point

Lot #150 (Sale Order 153 of 240)

Recovered from Boone County, Missouri this Motley Point is made from Boone Chert. It is in excellent condition with very nice serrations. The Motley measures 3 5/16 inches long and its 1 1/6 inches wide. The Point grades a 9.5

Wheeler Excurvate Point

Lot #151 (Sale Order 154 of 240)

Description:This Paleo type was recovered from Limestone County, Alabama. This one was made from Coastal Plains Chert. The Wheeler is 2 2/16 inches long and 12/16 inches wide. This Point is estimated to be 8,000 to 10,000 years old. Low estimate: $350 High estimate: $600

Cobbs Knife Blade

Lot #152 (Sale Order 155 of 240)

This Cobbs Knife Blade was recovered in Bourbon County, Kentucky. It was made from Fort Payne Chert during the early portion of the Archaic Period. This blade measures 3 8/16 inches long and is 1 8/16 inches wide. It has been graded a 9.

Big Sandy Drill

Lot #153 (Sale Order 156 of 240)

This Drill was found in Ballard County Kentucky, and was made from Fort Payne Chert. Its an Early Archaic type which was re-chipped from a Spear head to a drill after it was wore down. This was common practice. This one is in excellent condition and grades a high 9. It measures 3 inches long and 1 4/16 inches wide.

Montell Point

Lot #154 (Sale Order 157 of 240)

This is an excellent Montell grading a 9.5. It was found in Demitt County, Texas. It?s a Mid-Archaic to Woodland Period Point that is made from Edwards Plateau Chert. It is 2 12/16 inches long and is 1 4/16 inches wide.

Lost Lake Point

Lot #155 (Sale Order 158 of 240)

This is a large and beautiful Lost Lake made from Coshocton Flint. The Lost Lake is an Early Archaic Artifact. This Spear Point was recovered from Highland County, Ohio. It measures 3 15/16 inches long and is 1 15/16 inches wide. This one grades a 9.5

Bolen Plain Point

Lot #156 (Sale Order 159 of 240)

This Bolen Plain was made from Coastal Plains Chert during the Mid-Archaic Period. It measures 3 inches long and is 1 inch wide. It grades a solid 9. This one was recovered from Suwannee County, Florida.

Allen Point

Lot #157 (Sale Order 160 of 240)

The Allen Point came along towards the end of the Paleo Period around 9,000 years ago. This one has beautiful flaking and is a fairly large one in size measuring 4 ... inches long and 1 1/8 inches wide. It was recovered in Northwest Oklahoma and grades a 9. The Allen is very hard to come by and more rare than a Clovis and they are excellent investment items.

Scottsbluff Point

Lot #158 (Sale Order 161 of 240)

An Early Archaic Stemmed Point, the Scottsbluff is a highly coveted Point for serious Artifact Collectors. This one was recovered from Boone County, Missouri and was made from Bailey Chert. This Point measures 3 9/16 inches long and is 1 2/16 inches wide. This one scores a perfect 10 and is in excellent condition.

Folsom Point

Lot #159 (Sale Order 162 of 240)

This Folsom Point was recovered from Llano County, Texas. It was made from Edwards Plateau Chert. This one is fluted on both sides and grades a 9.5. It measures 1 5/16 inches long and is 11/16 inch wide. Folsom Points are from the Paleo Period and a rare and highly collectable Artifact.

Hillsborough Point

Lot #160 (Sale Order 163 of 240)

The Hillsborough is a Mid-Archaic Point found mainly in Florida. This one was recovered from Pasco County and is made of White Coral. It measures 3 4/16 inches long and is 1 8/16 inches wide. It grades a solid 8 and is in excellent condition. Points made from Coral are highly valued.

Turkey Tail Harrison Point

Lot #161 (Sale Order 164 of 240)

The Turkey Tail is a Late Archaic and Early Woodland Period type. This one is a large one recovered from Wayne County, Tennessee. It was made from a beautiful, high quality Buffalo River Chert. It grades a solid 8 and this Point will add grace to any collection.

Archaic Drill

Lot #162 (Sale Order 165 of 240)

This Drill was recovered from Bourbon County, Kentucky and is in excellent condition. It graded an 8.5 and was made from Bailey Chert in the Early portion of the Archaic Period. This one measures 3 6/16 inches long and is 13/16 inches wide.

San Patrice Point

Lot #163 (Sale Order 166 of 240)

This Early Archaic Point was recovered from Bell County, Texas. It was made from River Chert and measures 2 inches long and 1 6/16 inches wide. This Point grades a 9.5

Qty of 18 Neolithic Saharan Points With Display Case

Lot #164 (Sale Order 167 of 240)

This is a very nice variety of Neolithic Bird Points from the Sahara Desert. These types of Points have been estimated to be 1,500 to 3,500 years old. These were used for Bird and small Game hunting. All are in excellent condition and most of these are translucent.

Lost Lake Point

Lot #165 (Sale Order 168 of 240)

This is the most beautiful Lost Lake Spear Point we have ever come across. Its made from Flintridge Burgundy and Pink Chert. This type of Point comes from the Early Archaic Period. This one was recovered from Hardin County, Tennessee. It measures 3 7/16 inches long and is 1 14/16 inches wide. The Point graded an 8.5 and would make a super center piece for any display case as well as a fantastic investment item.

Pair of Archaic Knives with Display Case

Lot #165A (Sale Order 169 of 240)

The Black Knife is a Cordilleran from Oregon that was made from Obsidian. The light brown to beige colored Knife is a knapped down Johnson or Gray Point recovered from Arkansas. Both of these Knives are in excellent condition and are surprisingly still sharp. The Cordilleran Knife is 3 3/16 inches long. The Johnson Knife is 2 ½ inches long and well serrated on both sides of the blade.

Petrified Wood Clovis Point

Lot #166 (Sale Order 170 of 240)

Here is a rarely seen Paleo Period Clovis Point that was made from Petrified Wood. Its nicely fluted on each side and has a smooth patina. It measures 2 inches long and 1 inch wide. This one was found in Perry County, Missouri and is from the Ex-Collection of Roy Cunningham. This Clovis graded a 9 and would make a very good investment item.

Woodland Period Pendant

Lot #167 (Sale Order 171 of 240)

This nice Pendant was made from Banded Slate during the Woodland Period. It measures 4 5/16 inches long and is 1 15/16 inches wide. This Pendant is in excellent condition for being 1,400 to 2,500 years old. This one was recovered from Ohio.

Hemphill Drill

Lot #168 (Sale Order 172 of 240)

This Archaic Hemphill Drill was expertly made from beautiful Flintridge Flint. It was recovered in Ross County, Ohio several years ago. The Drill is 2 7/8 inches long and 1 inch wide. It has been graded an 8.5 and is a fine Collectors piece.

Folsom point

Lot #169 (Sale Order 173 of 240)

This Folsom was recovered from Midland County, Texas. It was made from River Chert during the Paleo Period. The Point is fluted all the way from the base to the tip on one side and about 60% on the other. Its 1 15/16 inches long and 1 1/16 inches wide. Its graded a solid 9 and is a fantastic investor piece.

Benton Bottle Neck Point

Lot #170 (Sale Order 174 of 240)

Here is a nicely shaped Benton Bottle Neck that was recovered from Mason County, Kentucky. It was made from Fort Payne Chert in the Mid-Archaic Period and has been graded an 8.5. The Benton is a 2 9/16 inches long and is 1 inch wide.

Archaic Drill

Lot #171 (Sale Order 175 of 240)

Looks like this Drill was made from a wore down Dalton Point but we are not sure. It was found in Ohio and was made from Mercer Chert in the Early Archaic. It has been graded an 8.5 and measures 2 14/16 inches long and 1 2/16 inches wide.

Table Rock Point

Lot #172 (Sale Order 176 of 240)

The Table Rock is another strangely shaped Early Archaic Point. This one, recovered in Tennessee, was made from Bailey Chert and grades a 9. It measures 3 1/16 inches long and is 1 1/16 inches wide.

Qty of 5 Florida Side Notch Points With Display Case

Lot #173 (Sale Order 177 of 240)

These five Points were all recovered from Marion County, Florida. On the left are two Bolen Beveled Points and on the right are two Bolen Plain Points. The Point in the middle is a neatly Beveled Dovetail. The Points range in size from 1 5/16 inches to 2 7/16 inches long. The Bolen Plains Chert and the top left Bolen is Jasper and the other two are made from Fort Payne Chert. The five Points would grade 8 to 8.5.

Bakers Creek Point

Lot #174 (Sale Order 178 of 240)

Another really cool looking Late Archaic to Early Woodland Period Point, the Bakers Creek is a popular Collectors item. This one is average size with excellent shape. It was recovered from Bourbon County, Kentucky and made from Fort Payne Chert.

Lerma Drill

Lot #175 (Sale Order 179 of 240)

This Lerma Drill was recovered from Jackson County, Alabama. The Drill was most likely made from a wore down Lerma Spear Point. It was made from Hornstone and measures 3 4/16 inches long and 1 2/16 inches wide. The Drill grades an 8.5.

Qty of 7 Archaic Drills and 2 Skin Scrapers With Display Case

Lot #176 (Sale Order 180 of 240)

These are all from the Archaic Period. They were all recovered from Tennessee and Kentucky except for the Green Drill which came from Colorado. These tools will make a fine addition for any Artifact Collections.

Folsom Point

Lot #177 (Sale Order 181 of 240)

This Folsom Point was recovered from Midland County, Texas. Folsom like Clovis Points were made and used during the Paleo Period. This one was made from Edwards Plateau Chert. It measures 1 8/16 inches long and is 13/16 of an inch wide. This Folsom was graded a 9 and it is an excellent investment Artifact.

Cumberland Point Grade 10

Lot #178 (Sale Order 182 of 240)

The Cumberland is a hard Point to come by. These are Paleo Period Spear Points. This one was recovered from Henderson County, Tennessee. It was made from Camden Chert and grades a perfect 10. The Point measures 3 1/16 inches long and is 1 inch wide. Its been fluted 85% of the way from the base to the tip on each side. This Cumberland has beautiful color and will make an excellent investment Artifact.

Calf Creek Point

Lot #179 (Sale Order 183 of 240)

The Calf Creek is a Archaic Point mainly found in Texas and Oklahoma. Often they are found broken because of their three stem like design. This one was recovered in Wise County, Texas and was made from Edwards Plateau Chert. It measures 1 7/16 inches long and 1 8/16 inches wide. This is just an average size Calf Creek but is in excellent condition and grades a solid 9.

Bolen Plain Point

Lot #180 (Sale Order 184 of 240)

This pretty Bolen was recovered from Georgia and was made from Coastal Plains Chert. This Early Archaic Point measures 2 7/16 inches long and is 1 5/16 inches wide. This one has a beautiful orange color and grades a 9.

Scottsbluff Point

Lot #181 (Sale Order 185 of 240)

An Early Archaic Spear Point, the Scottsbluff is a highly collectable Artifact that is quite popular. This one was recovered from Jefferson County, Missouri. Its 3 5/8 inches long and 1 1/4 inches wide. This Point was made from high quality Boone Chert and grades a 9.5

Benton Point

Lot #182 (Sale Order 186 of 240)

The Benton is a Mid-Archaic Spear Point. The type could be used as a Knife also. This one was recovered from Marion County, Kentucky. The Benton was made from Fort Payne Chert and grades a solid 9. It is 3 8/16 inches long and 1 1/16 inches wide.

Paddle Drill

Lot #183 (Sale Order 187 of 240)

This Archaic Paddle Drill was recovered from Bourbon County, Kentucky. It was made from Boyles Chert and grades a solid 8. The Drill measures 2 11/16 inches long and 1 14/16 inches wide.

Adena Narrow Stem Point

Lot #184 (Sale Order 188 of 240)

This Point was found in Kentucky and is from the Late Archaic to Early Woodland Periods. This one was made from Fort Payne Chert. The Adena is 3 inches long and 1 4/16 inches wide. It has been graded an 8.5.

Qty of 5 Woodland Period Bird Points With Display Case

Lot #185 (Sale Order 189 of 240)

These are all excellent quality Authentic Bird Points recovered in Colorado, New Mexico and West Texas. They are Late Woodland Period types that are in fantastic condition. These Points average 8/16 to 10/16 of an inch long.

Dovetail Point

Lot #186 (Sale Order 190 of 240)

This Dovetail seems to be part Gray Hornstone and part Burlington Chert. Its average size, measuring 2 8/16 inches long and 1 6/16 inches wide. This Dovetail was recovered from Gallatin County, Kentucky and would grade an 8 or 8.5. This one is easy to tell its old so that is why it was not sent to an Authenticator. It has a very smooth patina and is in excellent condition for an Early Archaic Point.

Pinetree Point

Lot #187 (Sale Order 191 of 240)

This average size Pinetree Point was recovered from Jackson County, Kentucky. The Pinetree is another Early Archaic Point with corner notches. This one was made from Fort Payne Chert. It measures 1 5/8 inches long and its 1 inch wide. This Point has very good serrations and is missing a small part of the tip of one side of the base. The Pinetree graded an 8.

Qty of (8) Texas Bird Points with Display Case

Lot #187A (Sale Order 192 of 240)

These good quality Bird Points were recovered in far West Texas. The larger one in the middle is a Toyah. Almost all of these were made from Edwards Plateau Flint. This one on the far left was made from Obsidian. There is no damage or repairs and these are really good representative Texas Bird Points.

Paddle Drill

Lot #188 (Sale Order 193 of 240)

This large Drill was found in Ballard County, Kentucky. It was made and used during the Early Archaic Period. The Drill was made from Fort Payne Chert. It is 4 inches long and 1 8/16 inches wide. The Stem broke at the halfway Point but was carefully put back in place with Paleo Bond Fossil Glue. There is no other restoration and this Drill is an excellent find. It has been graded an 8.

Little Bear Creek Point

Lot #189 (Sale Order 194 of 240)

This Little Bear Creek Knife or Spear Point, was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. This type is a Late Archaic to Early Woodland Period Point. This one was made from Fort Payne Chert. It measures 3 4/16 inches long and 1 inch wide. The Knife has great serrations and is average size for its type.

Buck Creek Point

Lot #190 (Sale Order 195 of 240)

This is a small to average size Buck Creek recovered from Madison County, Kentucky. Its in mint like condition with a good outline and a smooth patina. It measures 1 14/16 inches long and is 1 2/16 inches wide. This one was made from Gray Hornstone. We would give it a 9.5

Paleo Quad Point Grade 10

Lot #191 (Sale Order 196 of 240)

This big Quad Point was recovered in Clark County, Kentucky. It was made from Fort Payne Chert and is partially Fluted with good serrations. This one measures 2 10/16 inches long and is 1 6/16 inches wide. Quads have been around for 6,000 to 10,000 years old. This one is a grade 10.

Kirk Corner Notched Point

Lot #192 (Sale Order 197 of 240)

This Kirk was found in Bath County, Kentucky. It would grade a 9 or 9.5. This one is made from Burlington Chert and has very good symmetry. The Point measures 1 10/16 inches long and is 1 6/16 inches wide.

Benton Point

Lot #193 (Sale Order 198 of 240)

This Benton was recovered in Lauderdale County, Alabama. It was made from Horse Creek Chert sometime around the Mid-Archaic Period. The Point has good patina and would probably grade a 9. It measures 2 2/16 inches long and is 1 4/16 inches wide.

Paleo Knife

Lot #194 (Sale Order 199 of 240)

This Knife was found in Ohio and was made in the Paleo Period from Coshocton Flint. It measures 2 10/16 inches long and is 1 4/16 inches wide. This Point might have been a Spear Point at one time, and then later after wearing down some, it was used as a Knife or Hide Scraper.

Obsidian Corner Notched Knife

Lot #195 (Sale Order 200 of 240)

This very thin, and also very sharp Knife was found in Lake County, Oregon. It is a Mid-Archaic type of Point made from translucent striped Obsidian which is absolutely beautiful. Obsidian can be sharpened easily and these small knives were extremely useful to early man. This knife measures 2 2/16 inches long and is 1 inch wide.

Ensor Point

Lot #196 (Sale Order 201 of 240)

The Ensor is a pretty and petite corner notched type of Point from the Late Archaic and Early Woodland Periods. This one was recovered in Williamson County, Texas. It was made from Edwards Plateau Chert. The Point is 2 inches long and 13/16 inches wide. It would grade 9.5

Archaic Drill

Lot #197 (Sale Order 202 of 240)

This Drill was found in Webb County, Texas and was made from Edwards Plateau Chert. This one was a Spearhead at one time. It measures 2 10/16 inches long and is 1 inch wide. This is a Late Archaic to Early Woodland Period Lerma type.

Dovetail Point

Lot #198 (Sale Order 203 of 240)

This medium size Dovetail was made from Gray Hornstone and found in Ballard County, Kentucky. It measures 2 3/16 inches long and is 1 3/16 inches wide. This Arrowhead is nicely Beveled with a very smooth patina. I believe it would grade an 8 or 8.5

Bakers Creek Point

Lot #199 (Sale Order 204 of 240)

This Point is a Late Archaic Period type. This one was recovered in Lauderdale County, Alabama and was made from Coastal Plains Chert. The Point has a pinkish Bird Egg type of smooth surface and would grade an 8 to 8.5. It measures 2 ... inches long and its 1 ... inches wide.

Qty of 4 Archaic Drills With Display Case

Lot #200 (Sale Order 205 of 240)

The smaller pink colored one is translucent. It was found in Colorado. The other three are from Kentucky. All are a little bit different in styles.

Grand Point

Lot #201 (Sale Order 206 of 240)

This pretty Grand was recovered from Washington County, Missouri. This type is very similar to the Dovetail and the Gibson types. This one has the Bird Egg look to it with a nice dark tip. It measures 2 inches long and 1 3/16 inches wide. This Point would Grade about an 8.

Adena Robbins Point

Lot #202 (Sale Order 207 of 240)

Recovered in St. Louis County, Missouri, this colorful Point was made from Mozarkite Chert. This Point is Late Archaic to Mid-Woodland Period. This one measures 2 10/16 inches long and is 1 6/16 inches wide. It would probably grade a 7.5

Qty of 16 Paleo Points and Tools With Display Case

Lot #203 (Sale Order 208 of 240)

All of these Points and Tools are Paleo or Transitional Paleo Period items. Most of these were found in the South Texas Brush Country and a couple came out of Western Oklahoma. Here we have a couple of dark colored Early Triangles and a couple of Skin Scrapers. At the top left is a small Sandia and to the right of that is a Round End Knife. Right of the Triangles is a small Clovis Point. Right of that is a Plainview and then a small early type Dalton Point. Above the Dalton are some small Drills and a couple of small Paleo Knives. This could be a great chance to get a Bargain and start your own Paleo Collection.

Folsom Point Grade 9.5

Lot #204 (Sale Order 209 of 240)

This pretty slate gray colored Folsom was picked up in the 1960s in the Southeastern Colorado. It is fluted on both sides and is very thin. This one measures 1 7/8 inches long and is 13/16 inches wide. It was made from High Plains Chert sometime during the Paleo Period. This one grades a 9.5 and will make a fantastic Artifact investment piece.

Dickson Point Grade 9.5

Lot #205 (Sale Order 210 of 240)

This gorgeous cinnamon pinkish colored Dickson Point is a real head turner. It is a Woodland Period type of Point that was recovered from Hardin County, Tennessee. It was made from Buffalo River Chert and graded a 9.5. The Point is 3 ... inches long and 2 1/8 inches wide. You can look a long time before you find a nicer Spear Point than this one.

Clovis Point Grade 10

Lot #206 (Sale Order 211 of 240)

This beautifully colored Clovis Point was recovered from Harrison County, Kentucky. It was made from Boyle Chert in the Paleo Period. This Clovis was part of the Ex-Charlie West Collection at one time. It measures 3 ... inches long and is 1 ... inches wide. The Point is fluted on both sides and is as nice as they come. This one grades a perfect 10 and will make a great investment Point.

Large Hopewell Point Grade 10+

Lot #207 (Sale Order 212 of 240)

This Giant Spear Point was recovered in Pickaway County, Ohio. Although this Point does show some signs of use, we believe that it was probably used more as a ceremonial show piece instead of a tool for hunting, working, or even war. It has fantastic shape and measures 7 1/8 inches long and 2 5/8 inches wide. The Spear Point is named for the Hopewell Culture that designed it. This one was made from Zaleski Flint and definitely is one pf the finest Spear Points ever made. The Hopewell is a Woodland Period Artifact and this one is from the Ex-Bill Wertz collection. This Point is special because it has earned a G-10+ rating and also because its Huge. This is a Collectors dream and it would fit well in a Museum also.

Giant Lost Lake Point Grade 10+

Lot #208 (Sale Order 213 of 240)

We believe this Giant Lost Lake Spear Point to be one of the Top 2 or 3 best Spear Points ever made by Primitive Man in North America. The Lost Lake is an Early Archaic Point that was made and used in the Southeastern States 6,000 to 9,000 years ago. It is a very popular Artifact with Collectors and this one is certainly one of a kind. This Point was displayed at a Natural History Museum until its closing a few years ago. It was recovered from Greene County, Missouri and was made from Burlington Chert. The Point measures 7 5/16 inches long and is 2 8/16 inches wide. This Spear Point like the Hopewell, was most likely used for ceremonial purposes and shows very little wear.

Scottsbluf Point Grade 10+

Lot #209 (Sale Order 214 of 240)

The Scottsbluff was a Spear Point used by the Cody Complex People 8,000 to 10,000 years ago when Bison ran the Plains by the hundreds of Thousands and the ending of the Paleo Period and the beginning of the Archaic. Points like this were probably commonplace at that time. This one was recovered in Oklahoma and was made from Boone Chert. A good size one at 5 ... inches long and 1 ... inches wide, this one is as nice as they come. A very rare G-10+ grade make this Point one of the finest ever found. This could be a outstanding investment Point.

Buck Creek Point Grade 10

Lot #210 (Sale Order 215 of 240)

This perfect grade 10 Buck Creek was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. Its an Early Archaic Point and this one was made from Coastal Plains Chert. The Point has perfect shape and is very thin. This one measures 3 6/16 inches long and is 1 5/16 inches wide. This Buck Creek can be another good investment.

Snyders Point Grade 10

Lot #211 (Sale Order 216 of 240)

This is really a fantastic pink colored Snyders that is well shaped, very thin, and better than average size. This one was recovered from Greene County, Indiana. It was made from a high quality pink Burlington Chert. The Snyders is a Woodland Period Point and one of the most beautiful of all Spear Points. This one is 3 11/16 inches long and 2 6/16 inches wide.

Bolen Beveled Point

Lot #212 (Sale Order 217 of 240)

This Bolen Beveled has a very nice outline and a very smooth patina. The Bolen is an Archaic Period Point and this one was recovered from Jefferson County, Florida. It was made from Coastal Plains Chert and measures 3 9/16 inches long and 1 6/16 inches wide. The Authenticator has graded this Point a 9.5 and the Bolen will look super in any Artifact Collection. This is a Museum Quality Artifact.

Dalton Point Grade 10

Lot #213 (Sale Order 218 of 240)

This beauty was found in Greene County, Arkansas. This Early Archaic Period Point was made from Novaculite. Novaculite is just about the hardest and strongest of all Flint types. This Dalton has great shape and is very thin. It has a pretty milky white tip and grades a perfect 10. This Point is 2 3/4 inches long and its 1 1/8 inches wide.

Adena Robbins Point

Lot #214 (Sale Order 219 of 240)

This type of Point comes in several sizes and is a Late Archaic to Early Woodland Point. The Adena Robbins is from the Eastern and Southeastern States. This one was made from Fort Payne Chert and is in excellent condition. The Point has outstanding shape and is quite thin. This Adena would grade an 8.5 to a 9. It measures 2 10/16 inches long and is 1 inch wide.

Translucent Gary Point

Lot #215 (Sale Order 220 of 240)

This Gary has a pretty smoky blue color and is very thin. This is another Late Archaic to Early Woodland Period Point. It was made from Novaculite and its completely translucent. This Point would grade an 8 to 8.5. This one was recovered from Southeastern Arkansas. This Point is an excellent representative of the type.

Adena-Narow Stem Point

Lot #216 (Sale Order 221 of 240)

This nicely shaped Adena was recovered from Madison County, Kentucky. It would grade around an 8.5. This is a Late Archaic Point made from Gray Hornstone. It measures 2 7/16 inches long and 1 inch wide. This is a good example of the type.

Qty of 4 Large Ohio Bird Points With Display Case

Lot #217 (Sale Order 222 of 240)

Here are four really good quality Bird Points that were recovered from Ohio. There are a couple of really nice Hopewells. The three white colored ones are made of Agate. These are all in excellent condition and measure 1 to 17/16 inches long.

Qty of 5 Indiana Bird Points With Display Case

Lot #218 (Sale Order 223 of 240)

These are average size Bird Points with great shapes and colors. These are the type that most Arrows are fitted with. These measures 14/16 to 1 3/16 inches in length. The one in the middle has really pretty striping.

Ohio Gorget

Lot #219 (Sale Order 224 of 240)

This Gorget was recovered from Ohio and is a Late Archaic to Early Woodland Period Artifact. It was made from Speckled Hardstone and is in excellent condition. This one graded a 9.5 and measures 4 4/16 inches long and 1 6/16 inches wide.

Agate Basin Point

Lot #220 (Sale Order 225 of 240)

This is a beautiful Agate Basin from Missouri. It was made from Burlington Chert in the Trans Paleo Period. This one has pretty and unusual coloring and grades a solid 9. This Agate Basin measures 3 1/8 inches long and is 1 1/8 inches wide.

Dalton Point Grade 10

Lot #221 (Sale Order 226 of 240)

This is a very well made Dalton recovered from Pike County, Illinois. It was made from a light pink colored Burlington Chert during the Early part of the Archaic Period 9,200 to 10,000 years ago. The Dalton is a highly collectable and good investment Artifact. This one graded a 10 and measures 4 1/16 inches long and is 1 4/16 inches wide.

Flintridge Dovetail Point

Lot #222 (Sale Order 227 of 240)

This is a really fantastic Dovetail. It has multiple colors and a very slick and smooth patina. This Dovetail has beautiful flaking patterns and was made from high quality Flintridge Flint. It was found in Ohio and measures 4 inches long and it is 1 7/8 inches wide and graded a 9. This is an Early Archaic Point and a great little piece of North American History.

Large Clovis Point

Lot #223 (Sale Order 228 of 240)

This big Clovis was recovered from Webb County, Texas. Its fluted on both sides and was made from Edwards Plateau Chert during the Early Portion of the Paleo Period. This one measures 4 5/16 inches long and is 1 12/16 inches wide. This one grades a 9 and it will make a fantastic center piece as well as a great investment item for any Artifact Collector.

Qty of 7 Colorado Bird Points With Display CaseThese Bird Points are really pretty and they are made

Lot #224 (Sale Order 229 of 240)

These Bird Points are really pretty and they are made from Edwards Plateau Chert, Jasper, Agate, and High Plains Chert. They are 1 1/16 inches to 1 10/16 inches long. All of these are good quality and the buyer will be well pleased.

Qty of 7 Ohio Bird Points With Display Case

Lot #225 (Sale Order 230 of 240)

These are good size Arrowheads and they were made from Quartz, Chalcedony, and Agate. These are all in very good condition and well above average in quality. These are 1 3/16 to 1 9/16 inches I length.

Hardin Point Grade 9.5

Lot #226 (Sale Order 231 of 240)

This is an excellent Hardin Point that was recovered in Fentress County, Tennessee. The Hardin is an Early Archaic Artifact and this one was from good quality Fort Payne Chert. The length of this point is 4 1/16 inches and the width is 2 1/16 inches. This Hardin received a 9.5 grade. The Hardin is a highly collectable type of Spear Point.

Barber Point

Lot #227 (Sale Order 232 of 240)

The Barber is a very rare Paleo Period type of Point 9,000 to 10,000 years old. Few Collectors have one of these. This one was recovered from Llano County, Texas and grades a 9. It measures 2 4/16 inches long and is 1 inch wide. This one was carefully made from Sand Creek Chert. This one would be an excellent investment type of Artifact.

Sandia Point

Lot #228 (Sale Order 233 of 240)

The Sandia is another very rare type of Paleo Period Point. Very few of these have been recovered. These are estimated to be older than any other type of knife or Spear Point at 10,500 to 12,000 years old. This one was found in El Paso County, Texas and was made from Baileys Chert. This one has a little bit of a rough grainy type of patina with no fluting. It has been graded an 8 and is an average size one. It measures 2 3/16 inches long and is 1 2/16 inches wide. This would be an excellent investment Artifact.

Texas Toyah Bird Points With Display Case

Lot #229 (Sale Order 234 of 240)

These Points were recovered in far West Texas. The one in the middle is an Exotic type of Hybrid. Looks like its part Toyah and part Pine Tree. The Bird Points are made out of Edwards Plateau Chert. These are 1 1/6 to 1 4/16 inches in length.

Cupp Point

Lot #230 (Sale Order 235 of 240)

The Cupp is found in the Eastern States and it?s a Late Woodland to Early Mississippian Period Point. We are estimating that this Point was being made and used 600 to 1500 years ago. This one was recovered from St. Louis County, Missouri. It will grade an 8.5 to a 9. This one was made from Bailey Chert and measures 3 2/16 inches long and 1 4/16 inches wide. The Cupp is a hard type of Point to find.

Qty of 9 New Mexico Bird Points With Display Case

Lot #231 (Sale Order 236 of 240)

These Bird Points were found in Northeastern New Mexico. We have four Washita, and three Obsidian Translucent corner Notched Types, a Scallorn and a Friley. These are top quality types and they are thin and well made.

Hopewell Point

Lot #232 (Sale Order 237 of 240)

The Hopewell is a Woodland Period Point 1500 to 2500 years old. This one was recovered from Cooper County, Missouri. The Point was made from Gray Hornstone. This Hopewell is 2 inches long and 1 3/16 inches wide. This Point would grade a 7.5 to an 8.

Qty of 5 High Plains Arrowheads With Display Case

Lot #233 (Sale Order 238 of 240)

These five Arrowheads are from Northeastern Colorado and Southeastern Wyoming. The larger one in the middle was made from Petrified Wood. The long stemmed clear to milky colored one is Chalcedony. The other three are Agate and High Plains Chert. These types were used for small Game hunting to medium Game like Deer and Antelope.

Qty of (9)Oregon Obsidian Points with Case

Lot #234 (Sale Order 239 of 240)

This is a very nice and beautiful Collection of Obsidian Bird Points recovered from Oregon. There is a couple of skin scrapers and a small knife. The rest are Bird Points for hunting Small Game. Most of these are thin and translucent. This would make an excellent starter Kit for an Obsidian Collection.

Qty of (4) Alabama Arrowheads with Display Case

Lot #235 (Sale Order 240 of 240)

These are four beautiful Late Archaic and Early Woodland Period Points recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. In the middle are a couple of Adena Points and to the left is a nice Table Rock Point. The real beauty of the bunch I believe is the Hopewell Point on the right. It was made from a Pink Flintridge Flint and has a really awesome patina and shape. The Table Rock also has a very pretty cinnamon color.


RARE ARROWHEAD AND IMPLEMENT COLLECTION
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RARE ARROWHEAD AND IMPLEMENT COLLECTION
by SITE Auction Services Event Begins: Saturday, July 14, 11:51 AM Central First lots ends Saturday, July 14, 12:10 PM Central Last lot ends Saturday, July 14, 4:00 PM Central Rare collection of Native American arrowheads, most with COA and provenance. This is a unique opportunity for collectors to obtain many desirable and rare artifacts.