Ancient Native American / American Indian Artifacts
Also see: Pre-Columbian South and Central American artifacts
Terminology: "BP" indicates "Before Present." This measure of time was initiated January 1, 1950
and until the standard date is adjusted, we equate "before present" to "before 1950."
Otherwise, history book pages would be heavy with white-out and inked-in yearly adjustments!

Beautiful stone spear point. Archaic period, 9,000 - 6,000 B.P. Hardin type. Found in Oklahoma. Nice "zebra" coloration with some small red earthen deposits. 71 mm (2 3/4") long. Ex-Midwest USA collection. #tp5838: $300

Great stone spear point. Archaic period, 4,000 - 1,500 B.P. "Castroville" type. Found in Oklahoma. Dark grey stone with black veins, nice patina. 71 mm (2 3/4") long. Ex-Midwest USA collection. #tp5829: $300

Small stone arrowhead. 300 - 100 BP. Guerrero type. Fount at Eufaula Lake, Oklahoma. 1 3/4". Ex-Midwest USA collection. #nat125: $95 SOLD

Carved-shell pendant. Woodland period, 900 - 500 B.P. Seems to have been carefully carved from an oyster shell or similar. Bright white color with lovely iridescence. 42 mm (1 5/8") long. Very interesting and quite beautiful. Ex-Midwest USA collection. #tp5861: $225

Excellent and large stone spear point. Adena type, 3,000 - 1,200 B.P. Found in Ohio. Nice light stone with orange veins, great patina! 103 mm (4 inches) long! Ex-Midwest USA collection. #tp5843: $275

Large black stone spear point. Adena type, 3,000 - 1,200 B.P. Found in Ohio. Gorgeous deep black (obsidian?) stone. Nice shape and quite large at 95 mm (3 3/4") long. Ex-Midwest USA collection. #tp5852: $250

Gary point. Late Archaic, 2100-1000 BP. Found at Lake Eufaula, OK. 2 1/2" long, with nice grey, black and tan coloration. Ex-Midwest USA collection. #na700: $115

HUGE square-end knife. Woodland to Historic period, 500-200 B.P. Nice large piece with light grey/white coloration and black veins. 4 1/8". Ex-Midwest USA collection. Very attractive! #nat707: $199 SOLD

Full groove axe, late Archaic period, 4000-1500 B.P. Found in Fountain County, Indiana. Brown hard stone, Approx 4 1/2" x 3 3/4". #TC0501: $350

Full groove axe, late Archaic period, 4000-1500 B.P. Found in a Spencer County, Indiana corn field. Gray to green hardstone, has some plow marks! #TC0502: $350

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Grand Type. Mid-Woodland, 1600-1600 BP. Craig Co, OK. 2 1/8". #701: $225 SOLD
Gary type, Midwest. Archaic to Woodland, 3200-200 BP. 2 3/4". #3064: $75 SOLD

Scraper. Paleo to Archaic. Craig Co. OK. 1 1/4". #703: $90 SOLD
Stemmed type, Midwest. Archaic to Woodland, 3200-200 BP. Nice spear point, measures 2 3/4". #3050: $75 SOLD

Collins-type arrow point. Woodland, 1500-1200 BP. Craig Co, OK. 1" long. #708: SOLD(?)

Big Creek type. Woodland, 3500-2500 BP. Craig Co, OK. Little Cabin Creek. 2" long. #704: SOLD

Albany knife. Early Archaic, 10,000-8,000 BP. delaware Co, OK. Grand River. 2" long. #705: $125 SOLD

Early Stemmed Type. 9000 - 7000 BP. NE Oklahoma. Great band of color through center. 2 1/2 ". #611: SOLD

Beautiful long bone needle. Woodland period, 900 - 600 B.P. Nicely carved, with a very comfortable feel in-hand!
Measures 122 mm (4 3/4") long! #tp5873: $175 SOLD

Beautiful stone arrow point. "Intrusive mound" type. Mississippian culture, 1,000 - 700 B.P. Found in Indiana. Beautiful coloration! 50 mm (2") long. Ex-Midwest USA collection. #tp5803: SOLD


Incredible bone fish-hook. Mississippian culture, 6,000 - 900 B.P. Florida River find. Great dark brown coloration, nice patina. A rare and remarkable piece! 57 mm (2 1/4") long, and still sharp! Indented "shoulder" about 1/2" down the shaft where it would have been strung to the line. Ex-Midwest USA collection. #tp5865: SOLD