#861--Ten arrowheads, Muhlenberg Co.,Kentucky

Ten points from a Central City, Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, collection that've been in my collection for some two decades now--a few, well you can see the finder had a "Let's try varnishing them to make them shine"... guess some paint stripper would remove the gloss, I've never tried--shouldn't hurt the natural patina, though. The longest is made of hornstone, a square stemmed Woodland Culture point that's 2&1/8". The smallest is a 1" snap base Decatur made of a shite & red flint/ chert--a nice small point, imho. One that doesn't catch too much attention is a serrated expanded stem Riverton point made of a grey & red Jasper--that material had to have been a real bear to knapp, it's SO hard (brittle, a river pebble used as a 'starter', 1&5/16". The mix holds a Mississippian triangle, a "Madison Point". a somewhere between side-and-cornernotched point--no basal grinding, but is it a Kirk, or an Intrusive Mound-you'll have to decide which--the thickness, some 5/16" makes me think Kirk as the Intrusive Mound types are generally very thin points. Good color, good mix, 100% guaranteed real. Shipping is $10.00 (as cheap as USPS allows with their weight/ zone charges), and payment, you get three options: checks, cash, or M.O>s as I do not use paypal-type services--Roy A.