2 1/16" Archaic Corner Notch

Illinois example in Sugar Quartz/Hixton Silicified Sandstone. Lightly serrated.

Boyle chert example from Kentucky.

4 1/2" Archaic Corner Notch, Flint Ridge, Herb Mangold Collection

4 1/2" Archaic Corner Notch, Galesburg, IL, ex Gary Van Dyke, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

1 1/2" Archaic Corner Notch found in Indiana Authentic Native American Artifact

2 7/16" Archaic Corner Notch, Jackson COA, Texas

2 7/8" Archaic Corner Notch Ex Sam Wasion Collection

2 1/4" Archaic Corner Notch, This collection contains the personally found relics of Steve Koch, Winchester Illinois. Steve hunted relics his entire life with family and friends. He mainly hunted in t

Fossil Chert example from Central Tennessee. Ex - Griffin Collection.

Cream fossil chert example from an Ohio estate collection.

Indiana example. Ex Harold French Collection. Cream Flint.

2 3/8" Archaic Corner Notch. From the collection of George Malone of Scott CO, Illinois

Formerly of the Lincoln Smith Collection. Fossil Chert. Wisconsin.

2 5/8" Archaic cornernotch, found in Kentucky

2 ¾” Archaic Corner Notch Point, Black Flint, Thick Quartz Inclusion Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

Neuberger family, made from high grade Burlington which is extremely translucent. Thin, well patinated, found by Larry Apadoca

2 3/4" LONG ARCHAIC CORNERNOTCH FOUND IN THE BENTON / HUMPHREYS COUNTY TENNESSEE AREA BY E.J. SIMS, INDIAN ARROWHEAD, ARTIFACT

2 1/8" Very Fine Archaic Corner Notch. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri

2 1/8" VERY COLORFUL ARCHAIC CORNER NOTCH FOUND IN COOPER COUNTY MISSOURI BY EDWARD MILLER, INDIAN ARROWHEAD, ARTIFACT

2 1/4" Corner Notch Archaic Point, Native American Artifacts

Nice Archaic Corner notch point, Found in Jackson Co Illinois semi translucent, 2 1/2â€

Archaic & Woodland cukltures. Measure 2.5 x 2 inches and 2.5 x 1.5 inches. George Nichols collection. From his notes regarding the M-11 site: "Biggs Farm site. Located on Little Bonne Femme Creek abou

Obsidian example from area of Fort Rock, Oregon. Translucent obsidian archaic point. Long and well made.

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