Seven arrows from the Jefferson County, Illinois, area, better grade points with ancient sharpening, but not--definitely not end stage. The mix includes two styles of Adena points. A small (1&3/8") Table Rock Mid Archaic that doubled as a drill. If the pics will allow it note the tip and blade edges are totally ground-smooth from heavy bore-hole drilling (fire starter?). The oldest of the group is a Decatur (75ooBP), very well made of a chalcedony material--there was some Early Archaic-made basal damage that was ground smooth (salvaged)--a slight 'notch' added along one blade side for re-hafting the piece. The hornstone Adena/ Pickwick is the longest, 2&3/8"--the second Table Rock (also hornstone of a different grade) at 2&5/16". The finder picked these up on field sites over the course of a very long life--ALL are real. Shipping is $10.00 (postal rates being what they are), and payment can be by check or money order. Sorry, I do not use paypal-type services--Roy A.