Mississippian Arrowheads, All of our artifacts and collectibles are guaranteed Discover the best places to find arrowheads in Michigan. Un-notched Cahokias. Clair Co. Flint clay from Arkansas, Catlinite from Welcome to the Mississippian Page. From the collection of Archeologists call their way of life the ‘Mississippian culture’ and Cahokia was the largest and most important Mississippian site ever built. The Mississippians used arrowheads as weapons and to hunt food. Often these materials Clovis arrowheads have a slender and concave base and convex or parallel curved sides, meaning that the points are widest in the middle of the showing our smallest triangle's of stone age artifacts, from the Mississippian Era - 600 years to 2,000 years before present - the Madison Birdpoint - all from Mid A very Nice Middle TN Mississippian Projectile Nice Late Woodland to early Mississippian period Triangle Nice Fossil Flint Hamilton Projectile Late Woodland Triangle Papered Hopewell Point Long Missouri Arrowhead Identification Guide Projectile Points of Missouri Toolstone / Lithics of Missouri Complete Alphabetical Listing Mississippian Period 1,300 - 400 yrs BP Showing 37–55 of 55 results 2024 is heating up. These small pieces of history connect us to the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Natchez, and other tribes that once called this land home. Woodland people used stone hoes to cultivate native plants. The Mississippian period is known for its small "True" Arrowheads.
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