Our Interest in Arrowheads Began Over 45 Years Ago

I became interested in collecting Indian Artifacts back in 1975 after spending the Summer assisting my 8th grade Science teacher with an Archaeological excavation of a cave site. He was an amateur Archaeologist who was working on a very large excavation by hmself. He recruited me and a couple of other students in his class to help.  It was very interesting and an active site bearing arrowheads, pottery and bone tools. 

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It only took that one summer for me to get hooked. I started hunting the area around Marshfield in Webster and Greene Counties. I spent time when wasn't working hunting the fields and crawling in the overhangs and caves.  The area I lived in was a very good place to hunt and many quality artifacts are found. My collection grew and I became more knowledgeable of the cultural time periods and artifact typology. 

Fast forward to now, I still get out to hunt and like to get together with other fellow collectors at Indian Artifact Shows in Missouri and Arkansas. Years ago, I met Richard Eady also from Marshfield at an auction. We became friends and have hunted and attended auctions and shows together for over ten years.

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In 2007 we decided to start an Indian Artifact Show in Springfield, Mo. The show now in its 17th year has grown to become a large show with over 150 tables and hundreds of visitors.

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I am a buyer if you have a collection for sale, have artifacts for sale on this website and have been known to trade artifacts. I am a member of the AACA and abide by their rules when selling artifacts, have 100 % positive feedback on Ebay and only believe in selling authentic items. Feel free to contact me if you have a collection for sale or want to know more about artifacts on this website.