This huge biface is a replica of a Duck River sword.  This blade is hand knapped from black and red obsidian and measures 14 3/8"L.  The Duck River Cache is considered some of the finest examples of flint knapping in the world.  Discovered in the late 1880's in Humphrey Tennessee the Duck River Cach comprised of ceremonial swords and other rare forms and is considered by many to be the greatest single archaeological find ever made in the United States.

Another replica of a Duck River sword from the Duck River Cache in TN.  Hand knapped from black and red obsidian this blade measures 9 5/8"L. 

This Corner Tang blade is made out of a great looking piece of Oklahoma chert that exhibits some wonderful mineralization veins. This piece measures 6 inches long.

This beautiful cascade point is made out of a opalite material that is cream colored with some orange marbling. This piece measures 7 inches long.