Indian arrowheads artifacts Early Woodland found along Nottawa river Michigan

  

The product is a collection of Indian arrowheads artifacts from the Early Woodland period, specifically found along the Nottawa River in Calhoun County, Michigan. These artifacts are associated with the Ottawa tribe and the Native American culture of the US. They offer a glimpse into the pre-1600 history of the region and provide valuable insights into the cultural practices and traditions of the indigenous peoples of the area. As collectibles, these artifacts hold historical significance and are a tangible connection to the past.