Includes over 100 stone points labeled from Tennessee, Oregon, Idaho, Washington State. Many obsidian and agate points. Also colonial reed quivers with feathers and a leather wall hanging collected in Michigan. Some stone items on display. A projectile point and gouge can be seen in the Jones House archeology lab on request.
Strength is, instead, in colonial artifacts.
Open year round. Also a late 1800s example of seagrass baskets woven by indians from Old Town, Maine who once summered in the region. This is the largest display in the region. A number of glass cases show a wide variety of arrowheads and tools, including a large mortar and pestle. Many are attributed to the region, including finds in Dover, Kittery and Portsmouth.