Description: AuthenticSouth Texas Carrizo Perforator Awl Obsidian Arrowhead Projectile Dart Point South TexasPrehistoric Native American Artifacts, Nueces River Valleys, Middle to LateArchaic (2500 to 500 BC), Holocene Glacial Period, Central Mexican Obsidian(Otumba Source) Mexican Obsidian (Volcanic Glass) was important trade for PaleoIndians in South Texas prior to 1100 AD in which Malad Idaho obsidian became aprimary source, Obsidian artifacts can be considered ceremonial, Excellentcondition. This Carrizo point wasreworked to become a Awl, Perforator to pierce small holes in wood, leather or variousmaterials. The Carrizo point probably belongs to the Tortugas, Matamoros,Abasolo, and Catan continuum. Reference is Prehistoric Artifacts of the TexasIndians, D R Davis Jr (1991, pp 42-43, pp 276-277).
Price: 18 USD
Location: Bloomfield, New Mexico
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Culture: Native American: US
