Mississippian Points

Mississippian Indian (1,250 - 550 yrs) projectile points, arrowheads sale. Free shipping offer. Guaranteed authentic, affordable, colorful.

Corn was one of the most productive plants cultivated by Native American Indians and it changed life: It provided ample food for winter and seed for spring. The climate change allowed an increased investment in agriculture. The resulting social and religious expansion gave rise to a new way of life. And because the hub of this sociological revolution occurred in the Mississippi River valley, this time of abundance was called the Mississippian Period. While large game such as bison, elk and deer were still being hunted with Woodland style points, personal adornment with feathers became important - as evident in the multitude of bird points left behind.

 Our Guarantee

All artifacts presented here from the Spoon River and other sites are guaranteed to be unaltered originals. We abide by these strict Rules of Conduct for fairness in trade: One, We do not knowingly or intentionally sale reproduction artifacts. If the original broken surfaces on any tested point by an independent laboratory prove these pieces to be historic, then return it and we will refund to you, in full, the price of the artifact; Two, If for any other reason you are unhappy with your purchase, you have 14 days to return the item for a full refund, excluding return shipping charges, no questions asked. All returned items must however be received in the original condition for a full refund. Three, we maintain a strict smoke- and pet-free environment. Arrowheads and Stone Age tools from neighboring Spoon River valley sites are also available.

Return Policy

Items may be returned undamaged for a full refund (minus PayPal fees and return shipping cost) within 14 days of purchase. Buyer is fully responsible for the secure packaging of the returned article.