These Madison form points, first identified by archeologist Paul Titterington, are a rare find from the Cahokia sites in West Central Illinois. This is one of my favorite’s, perfect, fairly flat on one side, convex on the other, sharp with an incredible base. The workmanship is the kind of quality my Grandfather looked for when collecting. It is 1.25”L by 0.625”W. Comes with a Tom Davis COA! They are 1,050 to 200 years old, Mississippian age. The material is a creamy white Chert, stunning, nicer than pictures can show!! Priced to sell to the discerning collector!

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