Woodland Indian arrowhead projectile points

	Woodland Points



Woodland Indian (2,500 - 1,250 yrs) projectile points, arrowheads sale. We go to auctions and purchase estate collections. Free shipping offer.

Projectile point styles of the Woodland Period in general were less varied than in the previous Archaic period. Now, the artistic expression turns more toward pottery in the Early Woodland and personal adornments such as masks and small carved figurines in the Middle Woodland. Long-distance trade also distinguishes the Middle Woodland. The bow and arrow and the cultivation of corn highlight the Late Woodland. (For Woodland Period arrow points click Arrowheads)

We don’t sell freshly chipped-out, perfectly-shaped agate arrowheads. We sell REAL authentic Indian artifacts guaranteed thousands of years old. I go to auctions across Illinois and purchase estate collections. Many of these Indian artifacts were originally collected in the 1920s – 1970s.

TERMINOLOGY

BP stands for "Before Present" or "years ago"

< stands for "slightly less than"

> stands for "slightly more than"

*Collector markings are removable with acetone (fingernail polish remover).

Your source for hard-to-find Snyders points, Adena points, Dickson points, Morse Knife, Waubesa points, Kirk points, Woodland Stemmed points and more...


P298w Type: Snyder Length: 1 1/2”> Material: Pearly Flint Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)	Comments: A beautiful point. Provenance: Fulton County, IL Acquisition: Independent dealer, Galesburg IL $35

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P307w Type: Adena Dickson Length: 2 1/2”< Material: Gray Flint w Brown Chert Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)	Provenance: Knox County, IL Acquisition: Delores find 2002 Site 2601.A $23


P308w Type: Snap-Tip Oval Length: 2 3/8” Material: Cream Flint Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)	Comments: This snap-point was made in reverse – the tip was snapped off the mother stone upon completion. A rare point. Provenance: Knox County, IL Acquisition: Delores find 2004 Site 2601.A $31


P310w Type: Snap Base Length: 1 7/8” Material: Gray Flint Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)	Provenance: Knox County, IL Acquisition: Delores find 2004 Site 2601.D $13


P276w Type: Adena Dickson Length: 2 3/8<” Material: Smoke Gray & Tan Flint Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)	Provenance: Peoria County, IL Acquisition: 2012 Spoon River Scenic Drive from an independent dealer. $75


P271w Type: Table Rock to Early Snyders, Transitional Length: 1 1/2>” Material: Burlington Chert Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)	Comments: Recovered from Spoon River bottomland in the 1940s – 1970s near Williamsfield, IL where many of the figurines on this website were found. From the Glen R. Kneer Collection. Provenance: Knox CO. IL, Site 2601.A $33


P261w Type: Bifacial Length: 1 5/8” Material: Chalcedony Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)	Comments: Recovered from Spoon River bottomland near Williamsfield, IL where many of the figurines on this website were found. From the Steven M. Hampton Collection. Provenance: Knox CO. IL, Site 2601.D ~~$39~~ Now just $21


P263w Type: Side Notch Length: 1 5/8<” Material: White Flint Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)	Comments: Recovered from Spoon River bottomland near Williamsfield, IL where many of the figurines on this website were found. From the Steven M. Hampton Collection. Provenance: Knox CO. IL, Site 2601.A $23


P253w Type: Side Notch Length: 1 3/4<” Material: White Chert Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)	Comments: Recovered from Spoon River bottomland near Williamsfield, IL where many of the figurines on this website were found. From the Steven M. Hampton Collection. Provenance: Knox CO. IL, Site 2601.D $19


P255w Type: Waubesa (Adena) Length: 2 1/8 >” Material: Pearl Chalcedony Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)	Comments: A very beautiful, silky smooth point. My personal favorite find. Recovered from Spoon River bottomland near Williamsfield, IL where many of the figurines on this website were found. From the Steven M. Hampton Collection. Provenance: Knox CO. IL, Site 2601.A ~~$130~~ Now just $99


P248w Type: Side Notch Length: 1 5/8<” Material: White Flint Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)	Comments: Has fossil inclusion. Recovered from Spoon River bottomland near Williamsfield, IL where many of the figurines on this website were found. From the Steven M. Hampton Collection. Provenance: Knox CO. IL, Site 2601.A $24


P194w Type: Kirk Length: 1 11/16" Material: Blood Red Jasper Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)	Probable Usage: Spear or atlatl point. Provenance: Spoon River, Knox CO, IL Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, Mar. 2012 ~~$75~~ Now just $51


P195w Type: Mackinaw Length: 2 7/8” Material: Khaki Flint Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)	Comments: Knife blade / spear form. Provenance: Henderson CO, IL Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, Mar. 2012 ~~$150~~ Now just $79

Woodland Turkey Tail projectile point 166b

Item #: P166
Type: Turkey Tail Gem Point
Length: 1 7/8”
Material: Quartz Crystal
Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)
Comments: The pictures speak for the artifact. Mr. Westlake must have bought this one from another auction. This one could be mounted into a necklace with gold or platinum wire. The artifact was covered in collector markings. In order to bring out the full beauty of this artifact, I had to remove the original collector markings from the piece, which gave its length, two personal museum numbers and the town it was found near. A skilled jeweler can mount this in gold wire to make a beautiful necklace piece.
Provenance: The Glenn Westlake Collection* this one from Morristown PA
Acquisition: Genevie Westlake auction in Astoria, IL on July 23, 2011
$350

Woodland Mackinaw projectile point 168a

Item #: P168
Type: Mackinaw
Length: 2 1/2”
Material: Sea Green Flint
Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)
Comments: Knife blade / spear form. Points were often made asymmetrical (lopsided) to be used as knives. We have a figurine made of this rare teal-colored material – Rain Man
Provenance: The Glenn Westlake Collection* from northern Schuyler (pronounced “Sky•ler”) County or southern Fulton County near where the Sangamon and the great Illinois River converge. This artifact was found near the tiny town of Bader, just south of Astoria IL and also near Crane Lake.
Acquisition: Genevie Westlake auction in Astoria, IL on July 23, 2011
$375 HOLD

Woodland Mackinaw projectile point 169a

Item #: P169w
Type: Mackinaw
Length: 2 1/2”
Material: Salmon Flint
Age: Early Woodland (2,500 to 2,200 BP)
Comments: Knife blade / spear form. Often points were made asymmetrical (lopsided) to be used as knives.
Provenance: The Glenn Westlake Collection* from northern Schuyler (pronounced “Sky•ler”) County or southern Fulton County near where the Sangamon and the great Illinois River converge. This artifact was found near the tiny town of Bader, just south of Astoria IL and also near Crane Lake.
Acquisition: Genevie Westlake auction in Astoria, IL on July 23, 2011
~~$125~~ Now just $99 Qualifies for FREE Shipping !

Item #: P81
Type: Waubesa
Length: 2 5/8”
Material: Plum swirl flint
Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)
Probable Usage: Spear point. Waubesa points (often mistaken for the older Adena points - Waubesa points have a pointed, tapered tang) are found only in a few areas in Illinois, portions of bordering state and into Arkansas.
Provenance: Spoon River valley in Illinois, Knox County
Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, June 2010
Price: $185

Item #: P30
Type: Snyders arrowhead
Length: 2 3/8”
Material: Indiana Hornstone flint
Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)
Probable Usage: Spear point or knife. Found throughout the central Mississippi and Ohio River valleys of the Midwest and Great Lakes.
Provenance: Illinois, Cass County
Date found: From the Fred Smith Collection. Mr. Smith was an avid local collector who’s had Indian artifacts displayed in Lar Hothem’s numerous guide books. May 2009 Auction, Galesburg, IL
Price: $99 Qualifies for FREE Shipping !

Woodland Snyders projectile point 30

Item #: P34
Type: Snyders arrowhead
Length: 2 1/8”
Material: Indiana Hornstone flint
Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)
Probable Usage: Spear point or knife with sharp tip. Snyders points are found throughout the central Mississippi and Ohio River valleys of the Midwest and Great Lakes areas. They are rarely found in the Southeast.
Provenance: Missouri, Marion County
Date found: From the Fred Smith Collection. Mr. Smith was an avid local collector who’s had Indian artifacts displayed in Lar Hothem’s numerous guide books. May 2009 Auction, Galesburg, IL
Price: $50

Woodland Snyders projectile point 34

Woodland Snyders projectile point 37a

Item #: P37
Type: Snyders
Length: 2 3/4”
Material: Salmon flint
Age: Middle Woodland (2,200 – 1,800 BP)
Probable Usage: Spear point or knife. Snyders points are found throughout the central Mississippi and Ohio River valleys of the Midwest and Great Lakes areas. They are rarely found in the Southeast.
Provenance: Illinois, Hancock County
Date found: From the Fred Smith Collection. Mr. Smith was an avid local collector who’s had Indian artifacts displayed in Lar Hothem’s numerous guide books. May 2009 Auction, Galesburg, IL
Price: $165

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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.

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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.