Authentic Eastgate Projectile Point – COA included

Description

Ernie Cowles, a well-known collector of gem points and other ancient artifacts, is recognized for his extensive finds and contributions to the field of Native American antiquities.

Eastgate Point is a small triangular basal notch point with a flattened cross section.  The blade is commonly thin and may vary from slightly excurvate to incurvate.  The blade usually flares out at the shoulders edge.  The shoulders are barbed and are generally squared but may become pointed when the blade is re-sharpened.  The barbs commonly extend to the base of the point.  The stem is most commonly expanding but may range to straight.  The base may range from straight to convex.  This point is commonly well made and has a random flaking pattern.