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60 prehistoric flint points, mostly from the Archaic period in North America, 6th–2nd millennium B.C. An extensive collection of prehistoric points and three stone tools, featuring numerous different types from various cultures of the North American Archaic period. Most have triangular blades, some slightly bulging, and a tang. A few have a convex base and wings. The points are made from a variety of regional materials. In addition to specimens made of various flint types—some in distinctive colors typical of specific deposits—there are also five specimens made of obsidian and three of quartz. Several pieces show signs of chipping or are fragmented. Length: 3 cm – 10.4 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: From a private collection in southern Germany, P.M. (estate of his partner, E.B.). Previously part of the collection of E.B.’s parents, who traveled as diplomats in South and North America in the 1970s and acquired a collection of pre-Columbian objects on the art market at that time. Condition: II
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