Arrowheads 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.

Three authentic flint/chert projectile points in one striking display lot — each with its own character, color, and story carved in stone.

What's Included

• Tan/Cream Point (top): Broad blade with strong flake scars and excellent visual presence — a real eye-catcher
• Dark Brown Point (center): Rich translucency with classic pressure flaking — the anchor piece of this lot
• Dark Gray/Black Point (right): Thicker, rugged profile with bold tool character

All Three Pieces Show

• Distinct conchoidal flaking patterns consistent with hand knapping
• Natural patina consistent with age and ground recovery
• Variation in form suggesting different uses or stages of craftsmanship

Material

Flint/chert (cryptocrystalline quartz) — prized by prehistoric toolmakers for its predictable fracture patterns, sharp edge retention, and regional availability throughout the Eastern U.S.

• Mineral class: Silicate (tectosilicate)
• Type: Cryptocrystalline quartz (chalcedony/chert/flint)
• Crystal system: Trigonal (microscopic)

Perfect For

• Artifact collectors seeking display variety
• Primitive tool enthusiasts
• Display sets with strong visual contrast

📍 Likely Eastern U.S. / Pennsylvania region
🪨 Material: Flint / Chert
Genuine field-found artifacts — not reproductions.