Set of 3 Authentic Artifact Points: Origin; Found during the 1940’s-1950’s by Fred Heimbigner along the Columbia River in Washington. Certificates included
Type: Marrybell (Variety II) Certificate #13970; Medium sized, corner notched point with straight blade edges, short barbs and a parallel sided stem. The cross-section is bi-convex and flaking is by pressure, length 1-15/16″ width 1/2″. material Variegated Chert
Type: Wallula; Certificate #13969; Small corner-notched arrow point with straight blade edges, short barbs expanded term. The cross-section is thin and flaking is by pressure, length 3/4″ width 3/8″. material Translucent Agate
Type: Columbia Plateau; Certificate #13965; small corner-notched arrow point with straight blade edges, asymmetrical barbs and a parallel-sided stem. The cross-section is thin and flaking is by pressure, length 13/16″ width 5/8″, material Brown Agate