Fort Payne Chert, Little Bear Creek

4 7/16” x 1 1/16” Fort Payne Chert, Little Bear Creek, Tennessee, Davis COA

This point is 3 5/16" long and 1 2/16" wide. It was recovered from Lauderdale County, Alabama. It was made from Fort Payne Chert during the Late Archaic and Early Woodland Periods. These Points are es

Fort Payne Chert example from Dickson Co., Tennessee with nice length and super fine serrations running the length of blade edges.

2 5/8" Little Bear Creek Point found in Tennessee, Fort Payne Chert, Tom Davis COA

4 1/8" Little Bear Creek, Ft. Payne Chert, Colbert Co. AL, Ex. Hill Coll. Native American Artifacts

5" Little Bear Creek. Hardin Co, TN. Ex-Sean Cotner. Ft Payne Chert. Dickey COA.

4 1/4" Little Bear Creek. Nelson Co, KY. Colorful Ft. Payne Chert. Good condition. Ex-Dale Rector, Jeremy Cothen

Long slender Fort Payne example with super tiny serrations up and down both blade edges. Found in Montgomery Co., Tennessee. Davis G-7 COA.

Reported from Webster Co., Kentucky, this extremely well flaked Hardin in Creek-Stained Fort Payne Chert includes a Tony Perryman COA. Ex - Tate Collection.

2 5/8" Little Bear Creek, Buffalo River Chert, Decatur Co, Tennessee, authentic Native American Artifact

Dover Chert example from Central Tennessee. Ex - Griffin Collection. Creek stained.

Cream Buffalo River Chert example from Tennessee. Davis COA. Long and slender.

Dover chert example with classic flaking Whitley Co., Kentucky.

Cream fossil chert. from Central Tennessee. Ex - Griffin Collection.

Creek stained chert piece from Central Tennessee. Ex - Griffin Collection. Scalloped serrations!

Nice Woodland/Late Archaic point. Fort Payne Chert. TN/KY

Pink fossil chert example from Central Tennessee. Ex - Howard Griffin Collection.

Fort Payne chert example from Graves Co., Kentucky. Ex - Bratcher Collection.

Nice Dover Chert. From Dickson Co., Tennessee. Ex - Howard Griffin Collection.

Nice creek stained example from Tennessee in a mottled chert likely Fort Payne. Partain COA.

Nice Central Kentucky example made from Boyle Chert (Motley misidentifies as Fort Payne) with excellent ears. Formerly of the Milton Williams, Donald Whitefield, and Tate Collections. Motley COA.

4.1/4" Beaver Lake Paleo, Very Thin, Fort Payne Chert, Stewart Co Tenn, Ex Bill Kacer Family Collection-Majority of his relics were found by family, or purchased from Stan Copeland in the 60's. The Ka

3 1/2" Dovetail, Davis COA, KY, Fort Payne Chert

3 1/8" Little Bear Creek, J. Dickey COA, Recovered from