A fine QUILOMENE BAR point that measures 1 7/16" long by 15/16" wide.  Quilomene Bar points are from the Transitional Archaic period dating in the 2,500 to 1,500 BP range.  This type was used as a weapon tip for atlatl darts (spear-throwers) and may have been used on early bow and arrows.  Material is a beautiful piece of glossy brick red brown high-quality Agate.  Found near The Dalles on the Columbia River, Wasco County, Oregon.  This is a fine, classic example. Well made, thin, great material.  If you have any questions, please feel free to email me.

Nice collector history here.  This point was from the collection of John Sisk of Leiper's Fork, Tennessee (Who's Who #11).  It was acquired by Ken Partain of Dover, Arkansas.  Scott Swanger of Shelby, Ohio purchased it from Mr. Partain in the mid 1990's and papered it with Greg Perino.  He later consigned part of his collection (with this point) to John Byrd of Piedmont, SC.  I bought it from Mr. Byrd in 1999, and it has been in my collection since.  It is a fine 100% Authentic example of a great point type, and it will come with Greg's COA and my artifact sheet.  Buy only real, authentic artifacts!

All relics are 100% guaranteed Prehistoric Authentic unless stated otherwise.  I offer a 30-day return policy on all items sold with no questions asked.  I will always Combine Shipping on multiple items won.

I have been collecting relics for over thirty years and I am a current or former member of the following societies: Genuine Indian Relic Society (GIRS), Central States Archaeological Society (CSAS), Authentic Artifact Collectors Association (AACA), and Arrowpack.  

Provenience and Provenance of each and every artifact is very important to me, and everything I own I have researched from the original finder - if known - right up to present time.  All of this data will be included with every item I sell for all future generations.