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.

A high-quality 6-piece assortment of authentic Native American arrowheads, each showing strong form, clean notching, and excellent natural patina. This group stands out for its color diversity — from red and pink flint to gray, tan, and dark chert — making it visually ideal for display.

All pieces are genuine field-found artifacts from the Midwest, with classic workmanship representing hunting tools used thousands of years ago.

Set Includes (Top Row):

Red/Pink Flint Point — Beautiful coloration, strong notching
Large Gray Flint Point — Well-shaped blade, excellent size
Tan/Gray Point — Soft patina, classic Ohio form

Set Includes (Bottom Row):

Cream Flint Point — Attractive lighter material, smooth patina
Dark Chert Point — Bold contrast, rugged flaking
Red Flint Point — Rich tone, standout in any display

General Details:

Quantity: 6 points
Material: Mixed flint & chert
Region: Ohio / Midwest
Age: Archaic–Woodland Period (1,000–5,000+ years old)
Condition: All intact, no modern rework

A stunning, display-ready assortment with top-tier visual balance.