Arrowheads and stone tools weren’t just tools—they were often traded like money. Tribes valued them for their usefulness and skillful craftsmanship, making them a form of early currency in Native American trade long before coins came along.

Imagine displaying three hand-crafted prehistoric stone points on your shelf — each one a quiet testament to the skill and patience of an ancient maker. This trio offers exactly that: three well-matched corner-notched points in light chert and flint, each with its own character, presented together as a cohesive display group.

The Points at a Glance

• Left: Most symmetrical of the three — clean lines, tan chert, excellent form (~2.0–2.5")
• Center: The star of the group — richest coloration and patina, strongest visual character (~2.0–2.25")
• Right: Nice overall form with attractive surface staining, white chert (~2.0–2.5")

Features

• Three prehistoric stone points sold as a group
• Corner-notched / dovetail-style forms
• Chert / flint construction (microcrystalline silicate)
• Complete or near-complete examples
• Excellent display and educational appeal

Collector Notes

The "Dovetail" label is used here in the collector sense — these are attractive corner-notched points consistent with that style. The trio presents well together and benefits from the visual contrast between the tan, brown-patinated, and white specimens. Selling as a matched group adds presentation value beyond what individual sales would achieve.

Perfect For

• Native American artifact collections
• Arrowhead and point collectors
• Flint knapping reference specimens
• Educational and primitive technology displays
• Shadow box or framed display groupings