WOODLAND PERIOD RED OCHRE BLADE ARROWHEAD

4 5/8" Red Ochre Blade Found in Logan County KY Authentic Native American Arrowhead

3 5/8" Red Ochre Blade, Nice Large Example, found near the Tennessee River in Decatur Co., Tennessee, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

2 1/4" RED OCHRE BLADE FOUND IN BENTON/HUMPHREYS COUNTY TENNESSEE, EX SIMMS COLLECTION, NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARROWHEAD

5.47" Red Ochre Blade, Eastern Missouri, Perino C.O.AAuthentic Native American Artifact

4 7/16" Red Ochre Blade. Hardin Co, KY. Classic Dover example. Ex-Rocky Hall. Putty G10 COA

Burlington Chert example from the Charles Kelley Collection. Ultra thin and extremely well made. Loaded with mineralization as well. Illinois.

Nicely made example from the Midwest in a fossil chert.

6 1/8” Red Ochre blade, Perry Co., Indiana, broken base, hornstone flint

Found In Cass County or Brown County Illinois. Ex: Lloyd Miller Collection. Pictured in Central States Archaeological Journal 1957 and In The Beardstown Book by Harold Tyson.

Archaic culture. Measures 3 x 1.25 inches. Spicer collection, found in the Blackwater river bottoms near Holden, Missouri. Guaranteed Authentic. This lot is subject to a 21 day return privilege guaran

Archaic culture. Measures 3.75 x 1.25 inches. Spicer collection, found in the Blackwater river bottoms near Holden, Missouri. Guaranteed Authentic. This lot is subject to a 21 day return privilege gua

Nice large Fort Payne Chert example from Whitley Co., Kentucky.

Very large Hu shape vessel with intact lid in the style seen in the Western Han dynasty (206 BCE - 9 CE). Very well formed and painted overall in the style of the period with red, black, ochre, green,

Very large Hu shape vessel with intact lid in the style seen in the Western Han dynasty (206 BCE - 9 CE). Very well formed and painted overall in the style of the period with red, black, ochre, green,

A Group of Woodland Blades Woodland Period, 800 BCE - 1200 CE lot of 5 longest 5 inches From an Estate in Sinking Spring, Ohio

This artifact is a Axe that is more than likely eight hundred to a thousand years old.ÿ It could have been used as a Tomahawk or for just chopping wood.

NATIVE AMERICAN STONE POINT / BLADE, probably Flint Ridge chert, blade / knife. Woodland period. 5" L.Provenance: The collection of the late Theodore "Ted" and Alvina Breckel, Oley, PA and Winnetka, I

A Needlework Mantle Border with Some Figures Holding Batons, Central-South Coast, Peru, Early Intermediate Period, 1-400 CE Early Nasca Yellow, red, ochre, brown blue, white and green camelid fiber cr

Native American, Midwestern United States, Indiana, Harrison County, Adena culture, Archaic to Woodland Period, ca. 1500 BCE to 720 CE (3500 to 1,300 BP). A large petaloid blade with a pointed tip and

7" Mayan Blade. MX, Pre-Columbian. Large, thin and well made. Red ochre staining. Found with next item (cache of 2)

This one is exceptional for the type. It is well shaped with a very pretty blueish gray color. Woodland Period point we have here is 1400 to 1600 years old. This one was recovered from Searcy County A

Adena Culture, Early Woodland Period, 1000-100 B.C.length 4 in. Provenance: Publications: Gerber, Art, The Art Gerber Story, 2007, pg. 99, fig. 7.038

Authentic projectile point. Possibly Epps type. Woodland Period. Texas. As pictured.

Native American, United States, Archaic to Woodlands period, ca. 8000 BCE to 1500 CE. A decorative collection of stone projectile points: arrowheads, spear heads and other various ancient lapidary bla