Paleo Artifacts

Nice color and polish on this Boggy Branch Type II - Found in Henry Co Alabama in the heart and epicenter of Boggy Branch type occurrence. Great example priced right. 

Very well made and in excellent condition, this Stanfield has unique layering in the material that presents unique color especially on one face and gives it a lot of character. Would certainly make...

So polished it looks like a red lifesaver, this Stanfield is much better in person than the pics show. Translucent and well made and preserved. Feels great in hand - awesome relic.

Thin, super polished, rich red, translucent paleo blade that has what appears to be a burrin tip on the distal end. Well made and preserved and looks wet it is so polished.

Super polished with excellent red color, some translucence, and almost looks wet. Nice addition to any collection.

Nice blue gray patina and polish in this classic Oseola Greenbriar at a great price. 

Super polished, thin, nice paleo flaking, and ground nearly halfway of the blade from the basal edge along the hafting area. Nice color and in excellent condition at a very nice price. Much better...

One of the prettiest classic Cowhouse Slough points I have seen. Has multiple thinning flutes on one face and is in pristine condition. Thin and very well made. 

Really nice color and pronounced striking nipple in the basal edge of this classic Osceola Greenbriar. Above average length and quality of a highly sought after transitional paleo type. Call or...

Classic example of the transitional paleo Greenbriar type in excellent condition with nice polish and staining. Love the symmetrical notches 

There are two types of recognized Osceola Greenbriars - Type I and Type II - one with a nipple left in the basal edge and one without. This is the type without the striking nipple in the basal edge...

Hard to find Dalton Variant with nice teeth and color.