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This Native American Indian Stone Hand Tool Artifact is an oval-shaped honing and grinding stone, handmade in the United States. With a tribal affiliation to Maryland, this artifact showcases the craftsmanship and cultural significance of Native American tribes in America. Its origin and design reflect the traditional practices and tools used by Native American Indians for various tasks, making it a valuable piece of history and cultural artifact.

The tip and edges are well-preserved, and the notches remain sharp and deep. For your consideration is an exceptional, 100% authentic Bolen Expanded Base projectile point recovered from Marion County, Florida.

This is a classic example of prehistoric heat-alteration, which the ancient makers used to improve the flaking quality of the stone. • Condition: Excellent integrity.

The flaking is precise and shows the skill of the ancient craftsman. It is a genuine prehistoric artifact, personally field-found. • Typology: This is a classic „Bolen Plain“ (unbeveled) with a Type 2 convex base.

Notched projectile point found in Marion County, Florida. This piece dates to the Middle to Late Archaic period (approx. 4,000–6,000 years old). The point is in excellent condition with a sharp tip and intact barbs.

The Arrowhead Ozark Chert is a modern hand-made artifact measuring 4 1/4 inches long, inspired by Native American culture in the US. This piece showcases the craftsmanship and artistic flair of contemporary artisans, blending traditional techniques with modern design. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of Native American art and artifacts, this arrowhead offers a unique and authentic touch to any collection.