Offered for sale is a stunning, authenticated Etley Point arrowhead from the Late Archaic period (approx. 4,000–2,500 years Before Present). This substantial specimen was discovered in Missouri and is crafted from highly desirable Mozarkite, Missouri's official state rock.
Authentication & Provenance:
This point has been professionally examined and authenticated by Jackson Galleries (COA #49176), signed by renowned experts Alex Przygoda and William Jackson. It carries a prestigious collector grade of G-8+. • Ex-Collection: Formerly of the noted Dale Bratcher Collection, adding a layer of documented provenance that is highly sought after by serious lithic collectors. Physical Characteristics: • Material: Vibrant Mozarkite chert, displaying the classic mottled pink, grey, and cream hues unique to the Missouri Ozarks. • Dimensions: Measures 3-3/16" in length and 1-1/2" in width. • Workmanship: This is a classic "Stemmed" Etley, likely used as a heavy knife or spear point. It features broad percussion flaking with fine edge work and a well-defined base. • Condition: Exceptional preservation with no modern damage. The stone shows a beautiful ancient patina and honest mineral deposits consistent with its 3,500-year history.
Included with Purchase:
The winner will receive the physical artifact along with the original Jackson Galleries Certificate of Authenticity as shown in the photographs.
This piece was acquired from a high-end, curated estate collection of 18th and 19th-century frontier artifacts.