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A Wayne County, Indiana, Early Archaic point--HEAVY bevel, heavy basal edge grinding indicate a Lost Lake classification-- you'd think the barbs would be longer, but before multiple edge sharpening the barbs may have been somewhat longer--or that may have been the style used in that N.E. corner of Indiana, a 'regional variation'. One thing I'm certain of is that the flint is a form of Attica (Indiana Green), nearly 2&1/16" by 1&3/16", with a max thickness slightly over 1/4"--GOOD symmetry. Look at the point under a 10x loop and the patina literally raises your level of appreciation for the piece; guaranteed authentic in every detail. Shipping is $9.00, and I welcome checks & money orders, but do not take electronic payments (like paypal)-Roy A.
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