2 Archaic Stemmed Arrowheads Projectile Points – Berks County PA (Collector-Attributed)

Arrowheads and stone tools weren’t just tools—they were often traded like money. Tribes valued them for their usefulness and skillful craftsmanship, making them a form of early currency in Native American trade long before coins came along. An attractive pair of collector-attributed Archaic stemmed stone projectile points, reportedly found in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Offered together as one collectible lot, the pair displays contrasting blade profiles and defined basal stems. The larger example has an elongated, subtly curved blade with a prominent shoulder and notched base. The smaller example displays a broader blade profile and compact stem. Gray, tan and brown-gray coloration, visible flaking and granular surface textures give each piece its own character. Details Quantity: 2 points, sold together as one lot Type: Stemmed projectile points / possible knives; classification unverified Reported find location: Berks County, Pennsylvania, according to the handwritten collector label Period: Archaic, collector-attributed only Material: Quartzite / stone (unverified); composition has not been tested Color: Gray, tan and brown-gray Authentication: Uncertified Identification source: Handwritten collector card shown in the photograph Condition and attribution As pictured, with visible surface wear, granular textures and edge irregularities. Please review the photograph closely for surface details, tip and stem condition. You will receive the exact two stone points shown. The handwritten card reads “2 Nice Archaic Stem Points” and “Found in Berks Co. Pennsylvania.” These are collector identifications, not independently authenticated findings. Precise age, archaeological classification, find location and authenticity have not been independently verified. No tribal affiliation is asserted. Measurements and combined weight have not been verified.