A collection of knapped stone projectile points and a central ground stone tool, displayed against a red textile backing within a wooden shadow box under glass. The assortment includes a variety of lithic materials such as chert, flint, and quartzite in various colors including gray, tan, brown, and white. The points exhibit diverse forms, including stemmed, notched, and lanceolate styles, showcasing traditional bifacial pressure flaking and percussion flaking techniques. Centered in the arrangement is a larger, dark gray ground stone tool, likely a celt or axe head, featuring a tapered rectangular form with a polished surface. No maker's marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the artifacts or the display case.Measurements/notes: 12 in. L x 9 in. H.