Found in Mo. It's not complete but would like to know the story how it made it's way here.

Otherside

Nice looking point. I think that there was a lot more trading between ancient people than we think there was.

Could have been buried in some one’s back and they traveled there then died

Trade networks were massive. Obsidian from the NW is found in sites in Illinois. Macaw feathers from South America are found in the Ohio Valley.

K snow is absolutely correct. Illinois Hopewell and Ohio Hopewell have burial mounds containing copper from upper Michigan, shell beads from the gulf of Mexico (oops!), pipe stone from Minnesota, and mica from the Carolinas. The river systems were the Interstates of their day.

Because KRF is such a high quality lithic it is not unusual to find artifacts made from it at great distances from its source. This is especially true of artifacts made by Paleoindian cultures. These early cultures were very mobile and long distance transport of high quality lithics was not an uncommon practice. A number of Paleoindian artifacts made of KRF have been found in southern Nebraska at an approximate distance of 500 miles from the primary lithic source.
This image shows mainly archaic pieces from our collection with a couple of paleo fragments in the upper right hand corner.

Fantastic pieces! Upper right maybe Sottsbluff?

Most likely an Eden from the Cody Complex.

The workmanship on paleo pieces always amazes me. Those guys knew what they were doing.

How do you know its not root beer flint from.texas?