3 7/8" Benton Point, Found near Nashville, Illinois

3 7/8" Benton Point, Found near Nashville, Illinois

Nice and thin blade with many Clovis / Paleo characteristics. Starved Rock Chert. Thin for width. Found near Peoria Illinois by Bob Asbelt of Peoria Illinois

4 7/8" x 3" Winged Slate Bannerstone. Motley COA. Found near Aurora, Illinois. Nice colorful banding, high quality artifact.

Nice Nebo Hill point with Wonderfull patina. Found near Peoria Illinois by Bob Asbelt of Peoria Illinois

Nice Burlington flint point with nice flaking. Found near Peoria Illinois by Bob Asbelt of Peoria Illinois

Nice point with good base grinding. Found near Peoria Illinois by Bob Asbelt of Peoria Illinois

Nicely flaked Agate point found near Peoria. I believe it is a vein of Avon Chert. Ground base. Great flaking. Found near Peoria Illinois by Bob Asbelt of Peoria Illinois

Nice 2 3/8" x 7/8" Kings Point, Made Out Of Burlington. Found By Lloyd Reinking In Benton CO., MO

3 7/8" Nebo Point Found in Lima Lake, Adams County IL by Ed Wilcox in 1997. Native American Artifact

3 7/8" Dunn Point found in Georgia Authentic Native American Artifact

"Heartbreakers" Lost Lakes longest is 3 7/8" Found in Illinois and Tennessee. Made very well.

3 7/8" Pickwick Point found in Tennessee

3 7/8" Drill, found in Illinois Native American Artifacts

3" Matanza Point, Found in Illinois, Native American Artifact

3" Graham Cave Point, Found near Rolla, Missouri

7/8" Bird point found in Illinois River Valley, ex Tim Terwelp

7/8" bird point found in Illinois River Valley, Ex Tim Terwelp

2 3/16" Gary Point, Found Near the Sulphur River in NE Texas, Native American Artifacts

3 7/8” Steatite Effigy Gorget found near Cartersville, GA

3 7/8" Granite Axe Found in Illinois

3 7/8" Smith Point - Pike Co Illinois- Burlington Chert

2 3/4" Stemmed PoInt found in Illinois Ex Collection of Scott Ryburn

2 3/8" Stemmed Point, Found in Illinois

3 7/8" Scottsbluff. Found near the Cowskin River in Delaware Co, OK. Thin, well flaked. Ex-Ken Seals, Dr. Edward Smith. Found by Mr. Hartshan in 1913. Davis G9+ COA