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.

This is a high-quality set of four authentic Native American projectile points, each with strong form and distinctive flaking. The group includes both light and dark flint/chert types, giving it excellent visual contrast for display.

Each point shows classic notching, defined blade edges, and natural patina consistent with genuine field-found artifacts from the Midwest.

Set Includes:

Dark Notched Point (Left): Strong symmetry, crisp base, bold flaking.
Light Flint Blade (Center): Wider body, excellent creamy coloration, soft patina.
Smaller Dark Notched Point (Right): Sharply worked, great edge detail.
Longer Dark Blade (Bottom): Finely serrated edges, pronounced thinning marks, standout craftsmanship.

Details:

Material: Mixed flint & chert
Quantity: 4 points
Region: Likely Ohio / Indiana / Midwest
Condition: All intact, no modern reworking
Age: Archaic–Woodland Period (1,000–5,000+ years old)
Perfect for collectors, educational sets, or display trays

A very strong and visually balanced 4-piece grouping.