Arrowheads and Projectile Points
Projectile points of American Indians have long been objects of interest to students and historians. This arrowhead book has hundreds of photos, information about geographic origin, methods of production, sizes, and a special section on detecting fakes. 2010 values.\ \ This book has hundreds of photos of points, information about geographic origin, methods of production sizes, values and a section on detecting fakes.\
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Projectile points of American Indians have long been objects of interest to students and historians. This arrowhead book has hundreds of photos, information about geographic origin, methods of production, sizes, and a special section on detecting fakes. 2008 values.
Foreword4Preface5Author's Note6Acknowledgments7Introduction8Dating9I.The Collecting Field10II.The Northeast13III.The Southeast20IV.The Midwest33A.The Eastern Midwest33B.The Western Midwest47V.The Great Plains61VI.The Southern Plains67VII.The Northwest96VIII.The Southwest111IX.Canada115X.Projectile Points--Some Observations120XI.Artifacts Made From Points125XII.Other Chipped Artifacts129XIII.Point Materials Used142XIV.Chipping Techniques159XV.Point Value Factors162XVI.Condition168XVII.Fakes--The Factor of Place and/or Situation175XVIII.Fakes--The Point Factor181XIX.Acquisition Guidelines192XX.Protection and Display196XXI.Arrowheads As Art199XXII.Points--What are they worth?208XXIII.Advice to Collectors212Glossary218
