Shipping included with the price on this creek find from the Warrick--Spencer County, Indiana, area. If I'm the one to classify the Early Archaic point it's as a Stilwell--due to the basal grinding. Were it a Kirk Cornernotch there would be little-to-no basal edge dulling. Length is just under 1&3/4" (would have made 1&3/4" if not for a tiny tip chip). Note: I point out damage, maybe some sellers don't, but if you unwrap a piece you bought, notice a ding you weren't expecting, well, I'd rather mention the exact condition upfront--buy it or don't, but know what you're getting. Here, you're getting an authentic Early Archaic point found in a creek, it's deeply patinated--NOT Burlington chert as that chert seldom strays into my area, especially not on Early Archaic points/ knives--so some local flint, possibly the off-white Siberia Flint, a form of Indiana Holland Flint. I welcome checks, cash, money orders. If you can't send a payment through the mail you can't buy this piece--sorry--Roy A.