Caddo Trading Co. is open at the Ka-Do-Ha-Indian village 7 days a week.
To see Sam please call for an appointment as he is in and out. Ka-Do-Ha is our own Archeological Site, Mounds, Museum and Museum shop. When you're visiting in Arkansas come by and say hello.
Caddo Trading Co. has been in business for over 24 years. We have a brick & mortor shop as well as our Web store. We hope you enjoy our online catalogs and price lists. If you have any questions do not hesitate to email us. Thanks, SAM
Indian arrowheads, pottery, and other artifacts. We specialize in American and Pre-Columbian Indian Artifacts, including: arrowheads, spearpoints, blades, pots and pottery, fossils, scrapers, and the original tools used for creating flint, or for knapping, or for drilling. One can find an arrowhead, a pot, a drill, a scraper, many different types of points, heads that came from spears or axes or arrows, and many other artifacts used by native-american indians here in north america. We sell native costumes and moccasins, american indian relics, and many types of ancient indian artifacts. Some people like our blades, others like our flint. We have a large variety of flint in stock available for sale. If you're looking for paleolithic or lithic or just paleo related american indian artifacts, you've come to the right place. There are so many arrowheads to choose from. We also have many spear points or spearheads, as well as axe blades or axe heads that were made by different native amercian tribes. Looking for artifacts from any of the following indian tribes: seminole, shawnee, cousatta, creek, alturas, apache, arapahoe, aroostook, micmac, chippewaw, black-feet, cheyenne, chickasaw, potawatomi, comanche, kaw, iowa, deleware, kickapoo, kiowa, miami, modoc, muscogee, osage, ottawa, missouri, pawnee, peoria, ponca, quapaw, seneca, cayuga, or tonkawa, caddo, mohawk, sioux, cherokee, choctaw, chocta, kansas? We may have what you're looking for.
However, we specialize in arrowheads. Indian arrowheads that is, or you may refer to them as Native American arrowheads.
We are located in Murfreesboro, AR close to the crater diamond mine & a rocks and minerals shop in central Arkansas. There are many attractions to see including our museum. Bring the whole family! All tourists welcome. If you're a tourist looking for a great site to visit - especially one related to the caddo indian tribe, then look no further. One can see indian huts, & indian artifacts, or shop in our store for rocks, minerals, arrowheads, spearheads, axeheads - any kind of flint, pottery, fossils, beads, and jewelry. We buy, sell, and trade native american indian artifacts. We have many pictures of indian relics here for you to view. If you are looking for a picture of either an arrowhead, or pottery, or another artifact, then view our current sales list.
Experienced collectors will benefit from visiting our inventory page. We have clovis, mano, and metate, & other artifacts..
Come view our huge inventory and collect arrowheads or artifacts which you may not currently have. Do you own any real indian beads? Do you have a clovis point? Do you have an authentic, genuine, certified arrowhead? Have any authentic Indian pottery? Call us - ask about our fossils, our arrowheads, our indian stone, or our genuine indian drills used for making special indian artifacts.
We also provide an authentication service whereby you may get your existing artifacts & arrowheads checked out & possibly certified. If it's not genuine, we'll let you know.
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