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This page lists Ancient Indian arrowheads and
artifacts from time era's other than the Paleo
and Archaic periods

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT25 Now this is a very wicked looking Otero Co., NM 60.00

weapon. A semi-translucent chalcedony

 
  Guadalupe arrowhead (Neff Variety)    
  having a yellow and tan cast. It was made    
  with an outer layer of white cortex      
  remaining on side B, which is quite unusual.    
  The tip was anciently clipped, and an ear is    
  missing from one of the lower most barbs.    
Still a nice looking piece for the price. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT26 A beautiful and well made purple Otero Co., NM 60.00

fossiliferous chert Tularosa corner-

  
  notched arrowhead. It's well flaked    
  on both sides and has an irregular     
  shaped base and a very slight spider    
  bite to the tip. Certainly one which    
would add color to any collection. Stermer COA

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LSOT27 A fairly thin and glossy mottled pink,  Otero Co., NM 75.00

purple, white and light gray variegated

  
  chert Tularosa corner-notched       
  arrowhead having an ancient clip to    
  one corner of the base as well as to    
  one tang, which certainly didn't put this    
baby out of service. It's a nice looker ! Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT28 A most attractive mottled light . Otero Co., NM 75.00

brown jasper Guadalupe arrowhead

  
  This one looks like a wicked war    
  point to me, and with this style and    
  form, penetration would definitely    
  have been deep and deadly.   11/13
An overall attractive piece. Stermer COA ON-HOLD

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT29 A tan, light gray and brick-red Found in 75.00

banded chert Guadalupe

El Paso Co., TX
  arrowhead. It has an ancient clip to    
  one barb and a slight stack above    
the hafting area on side A. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT30 A mottled brownish-gray chert San  Otero Co., NM 75.00

Pedro dart point in excellent condition.

  
  Side A has been thoroughly pressure-    
  flaked, while side B retains alot of the    
  first stage percussion flaking marks     
  with secondary pressure flaking mostly    
  around the edges and base. A nice    
"classic" looking arrowhead. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT31 A very well formed and quite striking Otero Co., NM 95.00

(for a basalt item, as basalt was

 
  impossible to work with any detail)      
  black basalt Cortaro arrowhead. Fairly    
  well flaked with no noticeable damage    
and showing signs of desert polish. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT32 Oooo... nice one ! A beautiful mottled Found in 120.00

purplish-pink chert Guadalupe

El Paso Co., Texas
  arrowhead, thoroughly flaked on both    
  sides and having the neatest micro    
  edge serrations. The ancient knapper    
  got a little bit careless while trimming    
  one corner of the bulb stem, which     
  made the bulb slightly out of symmetry.   10/3
Still a great, and whole attractive piece Stermer COA ON-HOLD

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT33 A gorgeous, semi-translucent   Otero Co., NM 60.00

chalcedony San Pedro arrowhead.

  
  It's on the sturdy side with thorough    
  flaking to a median ridge on both    
  faces. It has a very tiny flea bite to    
  the tip and a nick to one corner of    
  the convex base. Still a most    
attractive and well worked piece. Stermer COA

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LSOT34 A paper-thin white chert Toyah   Found in 50.00

arrowhead. Now, this one HAD to be

Western Texas
  thoroughly flaked to get to be this thin,    
  but heavy, heavy desert polish has made    
  the flaking patterns quite subdued. Still a    
very nice and intact artifact. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT35 A VERY nice, paper-thin mottled Found in 175.00

light brown jasper Toyah arrowhead 

Western Texas
  showing superior and thorough flaking    
  to both sides. A very delicate piece    
  made by a master knapper. If I had    
  examined this one more closely,    
  sooner, it would have gone on the    
Gem Points page... it's that nice ! Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT36 A very thin and highly attractive tan and Found in 150.00

red silicified wood Bull Creek

southeastern Utah
  arrowhead. This one's well made with    
  thorough pressure flaking on side A,    
  whereas side B retains mostly     
  percussion flaking scars from the stage    
  where the form was first "roughed-out"    
A nice, colorful and delicate little item. Stermer COA

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LSOT37 I don't know why, but this one just Otero Co., NM 30.00

makes me laugh, it has a lot of features

 
  to it, which weren't obvious upon my    
  first casual glance. It's a small, sturdy    
  purplish-pink banded chert Cortaro    
  dart point having some splotches of    
  orange. The banding runs in a circular-    
  diagonal fashion and is most noticeable    
on side A. A nice little dart point. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT38 A quite sturdy red and dark gray chert Otero Co., NM 50.00

Guadalupe arrowhead having sections

 
  of clear agate at the base and on one    
  serration as well as a clear agate    
  vertical band running from just below    
  the tip down to the base, slightly to the     
  right side of the centerline. The material    
  itself appears to be difficult to work,    
  and the flaking patterns are not very    
  sophisticated. (Junior knapper style, a    
bit on the crude side) Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT39 A fairly thin, snow-white chert Otero Co., NM 60.00

Guadalupe arrowhead having an 

 
  interesting if not somewhat crude form.    
  The flaking patterns on this one aren't    
  very detailed, and it has ancient basal    
damage. Still, kind of a pretty item. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT41 A brick red chert Guadalupe Found near 60.00

arrowhead with WICKED

Alamogordo in
  WICKED serrations ! Fairly thin Otero Co., NM  
  and thoroughly worked but with an     
  unfortunate snapped base, a nick to    
one tang as well as a nick to the tip. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SWOT15 A fairly thin semi-translucent Fall River County, 10.00

rootbeer knife river flint corner 

South Dakota. 
notched High Plains Arrowhead Full provenance to
having a few rough edges buyer

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SWOT17 A deep purple chert Plains Fall River County, 20.00

Side Notched arrowhead

South Dakota. 

having a slight bite to the tip

 Full provenance to buyer

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SWOT19 A very sturdy and attractive Unknown, but judging from 25.00

blue, gray and brown flint

the type and hoststone

ridge chert Adena Robbins

material most likely from the
stemmed point/knife blade  Ohio valley area in Ohio
having slightly ground edges Stermer COA

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SWOT22 A most interesting semi-translucent Fall River County, 85.00

honey colored knife river flint 

South Dakota. 

Archaic Triangular knife blade having

 Full provenance
basal thinning but no lateral edge  to buyer
grinding to suggest an earlier time era Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JSOT3 A nice chocolate brown jasper Unknown, but judgining 15.00

side-notched arrowhead having

from the material, possibly
black streaks (veins). This one Arizona
has a professionally re-glued tip
from a diagonal break a little bit
above the centerline

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JSOT4 An interesting red chert side- Unknown, from the 24.00

notched arrowhead having a

material, possibly
bifurcated base and slight blue Arkansas
veining/splotches

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JSOT5 A fairly thin side-notched Unknown, but judging from 40.00

arrowhead made from fossil chert

the material, possibly
with a gazillion small fossil inclusions southern New Mexico

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JSOT6 A medium gray flint Pickwick Unknown, but judging 18.00

blade from the Archaic period,

from the material, most
3,500 to 6,000 years old likely Kentucky

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JSOT7 An attractive burgundy chert Unknown, but judging from 15.00

Hanna arrowhead from the

the material, quite likely
Archaic period between 2,850 from Sandoval County, 8/27
and 4,500 years old New Mexico ON-HOLD

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JSOT11 A fairly large iridescent (caused Unknown, most likely from 35.00

by miniscule bubbles in the

the Great Basin area,
volcanic lava) gray obsidian Nevada
Hendricks (?) blade 

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JSOT12 A white chert stemmed arrowhead Unknown 8.00

having dark blue-gray circular sections,

 
mostly in the center as well as a red vein 
running in a jagged oval shape above the
hafting area. The last photo shows a
sheared section to one side of the base,
most likely caused by the reaction of
force from an impact fracture

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BLOT5 A very attractive purple and pink  Found in 30.00

chert Edgewood arrowhead dating

 Western Texas
to the Woodland era between
1,500 and 3,000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BLOT9 A very nicely made, small white chalcedony Found in 24.00

Edgewood arrowhead from the Woodland

Western Texas
period dating back to 1,500 to 3,000 years
old. Everything's "right" about this piece, from 
the patina and the surface, but it does have one
feature which I can't explain, namely what
appears to be sparse small dotted "flecks" of
red paint on one side. I can only surmise that
this one was setting on a shelf in someone's
garage, near an area where something was
being spray-painted. Has a slight flea bite to
one ear but still a good looking arrowhead.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT2 An extremely thin purplish-pink and off-white Recovered in 26.00

chert Edwards dart point having a slight

Pecos Valley, TX
stack to side B, to the right of center above
the hafting area and covering 20% of the 
surface area. Flaking patterns are decent but
it has a small spider bite to the tip. Dates
back to the Woodland to Mississippian 
periods, between 1,000 and 2,000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT3 A very thin and small light gray chert  Recovered in 30.00

Maud arrowhead having good flaking

 Pecos Valley, TX
patterns, excellent basal thinning and 
very fine edge serrations. It appears to
have sustained some ancient damage
to the tip, which didn't put it out of
commission. Just a neat little, delicate
point from the Mississippian Period,
between 500 and 800 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT5 A purple and mottled pink (heat-treated ?) Recovered in 30.00

chert Travis arrowhead thoroughly flaked

Pecos Valley, TX
with a nice hafting stop where the purple
section starts. An attractive point which
has been banged around a little bit in
ancient times. From the Mid-Archaic to
Woodland phases and dating between 
1,000 and 5,500 years old. Would make a
nice addition to any "color" frame

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT6 An extremely thin and well made yellow chert Recovered in 50.00

Talco dart point, made on a flake with 75% of

Pecos Valley, TX
the original flake's surface remaining on side B,
which is pressure flaked substantially at the tip
and base, less so around the edges. Has a very
slight ancient impact fracture to the tip, which
was anciently re-worked to put this one back in
service. Dates to the Mississippian to Historic
phases between 500 and 800 years old.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT7 A medium brown-gray chert Perdiz Recovered in 25.00

arrowhead made on a flake and retaining 

Pecos Valley, TX
70% of the original flake's surface on side B.
Flaking is thorough and superior on side A 
but this piece unfortunately lost the end of one
of it's tangs long ago. Still a very delicate and
interesting item dating to the Mississippian
period between 500 and 1,000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBOT17 An interesting gray/brown chert Recovered in NW 32.00

corner notched arrowhead having

Arkansas, Benton Co.
nicely thinned edges and a needle tip Full history to buyer

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBOT37 An interesting dark gray Peisker Diamond Recovered in NW 18.00

arrowhead from the Woodland period

Arkansas, Benton Co.
(2,000 to 2,500 years old) made from a
most difficult material to work material,
quite similar to basalt in the western states 
and having sparkly mica inclusions. Shape
in cross section is Plano-convex Full history to buyer

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SLOT1 A mottled gray, pink and white chert  Missouri 115.00
Cupp arrowhead from the late Woodland
to Mississippian era (1500 - 600 BP)
A very interesting piece ! Rogers COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SLOT9 A mottled light gray chert Apple Creek Missouri 10.00
arrowhead having both ears and the base
clipped. From the late Woodland era
(1700-1500 BP)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
OT87 A mottled gray & blue flint Tennessee 40.00
Adena point Ex: Nolan Peters

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT8 A very fascinating and quite thin cream colored Recovered in 30.00

chert Hodges Contracting stem dart point  

Gila Butte, TX
showing above average flaking technique, wicked
edge serrations but having a clip from both tangs
as well as from the bottom of the base. Still a
pretty wicked looking piece, dating to the
Developmental phase, between 1,300 and 1,500
years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT9 A pleasant looking tan chert Perdiz dart Recovered in 25.00

point manufactured asymmetrically and

Pecos Valley, TX
showing thorough flaking patterns with
nice edge serrations. An attractive point
showing no damage from the
Mississippian period between 500 and
1,000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT10 A highly unusual white chert Charcos Recovered 30.00

dart point/blade showing a missing ear 

in Texas
(the shorter one, for type) and a snapped
stem. Flaking is thorough and quite
attractive. From the Woodland period,
between 2,000 and 3,000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT11 A small glossy mottled lavender  Recovered in 25.00

chert Duran dart point manufactured

 New Mexico
(or possibly anciently re-sharpened
to be) asymmetrical. Thoroughly
flaked from the Late Archaic to
Transitional phases between 2,000
and 3,000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT12 A nice, colorful red, brown and black  Recovered in 40.00

jasper Perdiz dart point having thorough

 Pecos Valley, TX
flaking patterns and an unfortunate nick   
to the side of the tip. Attractive for it's
color, outline and craftsmanship from
the Mississippian period between 500
and 1,000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSOT14 A gorgeous and fully intact light gray Recovered in 50.00

flint Bulverde dart point showing

Pecos Valley, TX
thorough and interesting flaking
patterns. Dates back from the Mid-
Archaic through Woodland time 
eras, between 1,000 to 5,000 years
old. A superior artifact.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHOT3 A tan chert Greeneville point Hardin Co., TN 45.00

having light basal grinding.

 

From the Woodland era,

1,500 to 3,000 years old

Item:   Type:   Provenance:   Price
JSOT1   An attractive light tan flint   Unknown, obtained   24.00
Snyders-style corner notched from a collector
    arrowhead        

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBOT69 A nice gray chert Dickson Recovered in NW 20.00

arrowhead from the late

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
Archaic to Woodland periods Full history to buyer
(2,000 to 4,000 BP)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAOT277 A meaty and well-worked black Stevenson, WA 90.00

basalt Shaniko Stemmed

 
blade/dart point from the Late
Archaic through Woodland
periods. (2,300 to 3,500 BP)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
ASOT19 This one's a REAL beauty ! Found in  350.00

A most attractive golden-brown  

Jefferson Co., Nebraska
chert Besant (Ruby variety) hafted Full history to buyer
knife blade. Nicely worked and a
very sturdy "classic" piece Stermer COA 

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAOT202 An interesting "layered" light brown, red,  Rogues Jackson Co., 24.00

purple and yellow chert Gunther Barbed

 Oregon
  arrowhead. Even with the damaged     
  stem and anciently worked-off tang, this    
one would add color to any frame ! Ex: Lloyd Butcher

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAOT207 A nice, delicate pinkish-orange Rogues Jackson 40.00

agate classic Cottonwood

County, OR
  Triangular bird point arrowhead    
  from the Developmental to Historic    
phases (200 to 1,100 years old) Ex: Lloyd Butcher

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