Description: Arrowheads of the Central Great Plains will fill a void for Indian artifacts collectors everywhere. Author Daniel J. Fox, owner of Sasnak Artifact Services which certifies and authenticates prehistoric and modern stone artifacts, is very reputable in this area, and his book will undoubtedly be well received. Over 50 of the most common, the most rare, and the most famous stone artifacts are described, with several examples of each type shown in detail with technical traits noted. These are some of the best examples known, most of which are from private collectors and have never before been seen in any book. In black and white you'll find the facts about several aspects of the North American Indian and prehistoric America and stereotypes and myths about Native Americans and the North American Stone-Age period. Geographic maps of the area are provided (the Great Plains states include Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and portions of several other states), as well as a current market appraisal section and directions on how to grade artifacts. An easy-to-understand timeline of the Stone Age is an added feature. You will learn how to date artifacts, how they were made, how to detect modern pieces, how deep you have to dig, what tribe made them, and why the artifacts look the way they do. Plain and simple, Arrowheads of the Central Great Plains digs into America's fascinating past and connects collectors with their present finds.

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