I have been collecting Arrowheads, Artifacts, Old Bottles and various other Collectables from BC and the Northwest for the last 29 years and have amassed thru inheritance and acquisition a very Spectacular Collection that can be viewed on my Website at Westcoast Arrowheads & BC Artifacts. I have a superb variety of Stone Artifacts, Projectile Points and Knives as well as Baskets, Carvings and Perishables from the Coastal Fraser River Basin and Fraser Canyon areas of BC. My Bottle Collection consists manly of  BC Drugstores, Pops, Beers and various old booze and black glass bottles dug in the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley. I also have quite an extensive collection of early Chinese Pottery and items from the Gold Rush and late 1800s. I have also dabbled in Coins and Paper Currencies, Stamps, Collector Cards and many other collectables from the Northwest. 

    This artifact assemblage is the majority of my British Columbia Early Paleo Culture 1200yrs BP to Early Historical 100yrs BP including Arrowheads, Stone Tools, Trade Items, Baskets and Carvings. The area of collection is the lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, Fraser River and South Thompson River Drainages of British Columbia in including several items from Vancouver Island. Mostly all items were eroded out of River banks or plowed up in fields and also found and picked up discarded at construction sites. Some of the Collectors and Collections that have contributed to make this very informational assembly of BC Artifacts are Bill Thompson, Rod Michel, Bob Davidson, Grant Lucas, Tina Peters, Vic and Ernie Addams, Gord March, Colin Arthur, Dean Locke, Gordon Northcote, Randy Cradock, Christina Hardie, Iris Dhaan, Fran Hardie and George Kirtzinstien, Seahawk Auctions as well as others. Anyone wishing to further study this collection or items in it should contact Myself Tony Hardie and I will be happy to facilitate better images at the very least. All these images are copyright and remain the property of Me as well. These items artifacts are not for sale at this time. This site is still under construction and there will be several more items added in the near future as I get time. Enjoy the display! Tony Hardie/ www.bcartifacts.com