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This page features Ancient Indian
arrowheads and artifacts from the Archaic time era which are between 3,000
to 10,000 years old! |
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Type: Kinney |
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| TWBAR1 |
A very well made, quite
long and very thin Edwards plateau chert Kinney Knife blade which |
Recovered from |
750.00 |
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is very well and
thoroughly flaked on both faces with unbelievably fine edge serrations from |
Coryell Co., TX |
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very minute secondary pressure flaking. It only has 2
slight vertical hinge fractures on side B |
Ex: Mike Spear
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(near bottom of photo 4) and is just in perfect
condition. A very superior piece! |
Ex: Jeffrey James
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Taylor COA |
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Type: Kinney |
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| TWBAR2 |
A very well made, quite
long and paper-thin Edwards plateau chert Kinney Knife |
Recovered from |
750.00 |
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blade which is very well
and thoroughly flaked on both faces. It shows great |
Coryell Co., TX |
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patina and mineralization and with the exception of a
slight usage/knapping nick to |
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one edge, is as perfect as the day it was made. Quite
a superior piece, and most
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likely made by the same knapper who created TWBAR1
above. |
Taylor COA |
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Type: Wadlow |
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| TWBAR15 |
A very sturdy off-white and
light gray chert Wadlow Knife blade, well |
Provenance is undocumented, but |
300.00 |
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worked on both faces but
having a slight stacked area on both faces near |
judging by the material I would
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the tip which measure an average of 7/8" long. It has
good mineralization |
put this one as being from Missouri |
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as a testimony to it's antiquity, and is overall not a
bad piece. |
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Type: Mount Albion |
Provenance: |
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| ELAR6 |
A very exceptional group of
3 very well made agatized wood Mount Albion |
Recovered from |
235.00 |
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dart points, all
thoroughly flaked on both faces by a very experienced knapper |
Weld Co., CO
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and showing no damage. Just a very pleasant and
attractive group offering. |
Ex: Bob Roth |
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| TWBAR16 |
This one appears to be the
tip of a beveled Archaic point |
Undocumented, but |
40.00 |
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which was salvaged for use
as a cutting tool. It's a light tan |
judging by the material,
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Edward's plateau chert piece with good pressure
flaking
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most likely Texas |
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around all outer edges and light basal grinding. It
has flatter
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sections in the center of both faces left from the
percussion
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flaking stage of a much larger blade in it's original
form. |
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| Item: |
Type: Adena Robbins |
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| TWBAR5 |
A very meaty mottle
grayish-brown dover chert Adena Robbins Knife form |
Undocumented, most |
50.00 |
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showing good percussion
flaking to both faces with thorough secondary |
likely Kentucky |
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pressure flaking to all cutting edges. It has a small
hafting stop/short-stack just |
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above the base, on the left side in photo 3. Quite a
work-horse of an item. |
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| Item: |
Type: Fountain Bar
Blade |
Provenance: |
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| TCPAR1 |
A fairly nice and certainly
colorful tan and orange chert |
Offered by the original |
60.00 |
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Fountain Bar single
notched knife form. It's well flaked on both |
finder who recovered
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faces and in very good condition, with a single,
circular crystal
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this one in Kane Co., UT
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inclusion pattern on side A. This one is a far better
specimen
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(details to buyer) |
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than any of the Fountain Bars pictured in Overstreet's
guide. |
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| Item: |
Type: Zella |
Provenance: |
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| TWBAR7 |
A very attractive high
grade Edward's plateau chert Zella Knife |
Undocumented, but judging from the |
165.00 |
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form which is well flaked
on both faces and completely intact as |
material, it's most likely from the
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it was made and used long ago |
Wilson County Sand Pit site in Texas |
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Ex: Walter Riddle |
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Type: Northern Side
Notched |
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| TWBAR8 |
An interesting, very dark
blue-gray dacite Northern Side Notched Arrowhead which |
Recovered from |
20.00 |
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has anciently re-worked
edges. It has a lateral shear, which took off one barb and |
Harney Co., OR |
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extended down along the upper edge of one basal ear.
The opposite basal ear has a
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lateral shear to it's outer edge. What can I say...
slightly better than a field grade find. |
Raggio
COA |
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Type: Adena |
Provenance: |
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| TWBAR9 |
A quite attractive mottled
tan and light brown jasper/chert |
Undocumented, most |
35.00 |
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Adena dart point having an
anciently truncated base. Flaking |
likely from Tennessee |
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patterns are thorough on both faces in mostly a random
pattern. |
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Type: Copena |
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| TWBAR10 |
A very nice, colorful
mottled blue chert Copena-Round base |
Undocumented, |
85.00 |
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blade form which retains
sections of lighter brown on both faces |
possibly Ohio |
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from the original host stone's outer layers. Flaking
outside of
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these layers is very thorough and well done on both
faces. The
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base is slightly irregular, most likely from slight
hafting damage
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sustained during ancient usage. Still an attractive
piece |
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Type: Thebes |
Provenance: |
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| TWBAR11 |
A VERY LARGE fairly broad and quite
sturdy off-white burlington chert Thebes Blade |
Only documented as |
325.00 |
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form. It retains 2 flatter
areas on side A left from the original percussion flaking stage, and |
being found in Missouri |
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side B has 1 "dig section" at the hafting line (left
side in photo 5) from an overly aggressive
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indirect percussion, thinning flake strike. It also
has a fair sized "dip" on side B near the
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horizontal mid-line (photo 5) where flaking from the
percussion stage took off more than
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what I'm sure the ancient knapper intended. Secondary
pressure flaking is well done, but is |
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almost exclusively isolated to the cutting edges of
the blade. Although the ancient knapper
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seems to have been experienced enough, I get the
impression that for the manufacture of
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this blade, he had the attitude of "only the
necessary". Still a piece which displays well. |
Jackson COA |
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Type: Pandora |
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| TWBAR12 |
A fairly slender medium
brown chert Pandora dart point |
Only documented as |
40.00 |
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which is flaked on both
faces in a cursory fashion. |
being found in Texas |
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Rogers
COA |
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Type: Elk River |
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| TWBAR13 |
A little bit rustic, but
well formed mottled blue-gray Kentucky |
Recovered from |
45.00 |
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hornstone Elk River knife
form very thoroughly flaked on both |
Jackson Co., TN |
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faces and having a somewhat asymmetrical form due to
it's use
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and ancient re-sharpenings as a knife blade. |
Raggio
COA |
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Type: Bulverde |
Provenance: |
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| TWBAR14 |
A nice, fairly thin Edwards
plateau chert Bulverde knife form |
Recovered from |
SOLD |
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which is well flaked on
both faces and has no overt flaws. |
west-central Texas |
12/10 |
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Overall a good classic example of this archaic type. |
Stermer COA |
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| RPAR35 |
A gorgeous and quite long
(for type) very light green chert Dovetail Knife/dart |
Recovered from |
2400.00 |
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form thoroughly and very
well flaked on both faces with good, detailed |
Darke Co., OH |
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secondary pressure flaking around it's edges. It has a
single, thin crystal inclusion |
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line running horizontally through it's midsection
(photos 5 & 6) and it has good
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basal grinding. A very superior example of this highly
desirable point type. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| GECA1 |
A very stunning group of 6
VERY large and |
Recovered in |
3900.00 |
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gorgeous river stained
Dover chert Copena blades, |
Benton Co., TN |
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as perfect, as the day they were made and hidden
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for future use, from the late Archaic period. A
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VERY RARE offering of a true cache! |
Jackson COA |
dlca |
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| RPAR52 |
A VERY thin light gray and
tan-brown flint Scotts Bluff dart |
Recovered from |
450.00 |
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point showing very good
and thorough transverse flaking |
Toledo Bend Lake,
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patterns on both faces. It has a very slight ancient
nibble to the
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Louisiana |
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tip and it's a little rough around the edges, but this
is as it was
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made and used. Just a very fine example of this
desirable type. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR44 |
A very light
greenish-blue-gray chert Stillwell blade form well flaked on both |
Recovered from |
300.00 |
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faces by an experienced knapper.
All edges show good secondary pressure |
Brown Co., IL |
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flaking with the center of side B showing more
remnants of broader
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percussion flake scars than appear on side A. It has a
very small ancient nick |
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to one edge (right edge in photos 1 & 3) with another,
slightly larger recent
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nick below the ancient nick on the same edge. Still an
attractive, respectably |
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sized ancient piece dating between 7,000 and 9,000
years old. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR42 |
A very long, extremely well
made glossy white burlington chert |
Recovered from |
750.00 |
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Hemphill showing thorough, superior
flaking patterns on both |
Benton Co., AR |
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faces by a very advanced knapper. Quite an exceptional
piece
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Ex: Greg Perino |
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and one of the best examples of this type we've ever
seen. |
Rogers
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| RPAR47 |
A very attractive and very
well made mottled light gray and off-white chert |
Recovered from Texas |
450.00 |
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Paisano Knife/Saw
duo-purpose blade form. Flaking patterns are thorough |
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on both faces by an advanced knapper, although it does
have a single shallow |
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horizontal hinge fracture step, just above the
horizontal centerline on side B.
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(photo 3) The tip is needle sharp and the serrations
are well pronounced on
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this ancient piece which dates between 5,000 and 6,000
years old. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR49 |
A very slender (for type)
good-sized tan, off-white burlington |
Recovered from |
350.00 |
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chert Mahaffy dart point/blade which is
very thoroughly flaked |
Clay Co., MO |
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on both faces by an advanced knapper. This is a nice,
problem- |
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free point which has a flat basal edge showing
remnants of the
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original host stone's outer cortex layer. It dates
back between
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8,000 and 10,500 years old. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR45 |
A very nice and quite long,
for type, mottled tan and off-white chert |
Recovered from |
275.00 |
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La Jita Knife form dating
back 4,000 to 7,000 years old. It has a very |
Bandera Co., TX |
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slight ancient nick to the tip. Flaking patterns are
thorough and well
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done on both faces, but side A retains a larger,
flatter area from a
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large percussion flake running below the horizontal
centerline to just
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above the hafting area. This one is illustrated in
Greg Perino's
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"Selected Preforms..." series in book 1, page
214. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR37 |
A somewhat rustic,
brown-gray quartzite Johnson dart point/knife blade/saw combination |
Recovered from |
275.00 |
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artifact well flaked by an
extremely advanced (near-master) knapper in an impossible to |
Choctaw Co., OK |
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work material. The flaking patterns on side A are
awe-inspiring, especially for the
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difficulty in working this type of material, which
doesn't truly "flake" during the knapping
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process. Side B is well worked around the edges, but
here is where the advanced
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knapper ran into problems with the host stone
resisting knapping efforts; this side has a
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couple of substantial vertical ledges running down the
center of the blade, just below the
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horizontal centerline. (photo 5) The very tip of one
auricle is flat (right side in photo 6)
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from the original host stone's form. Artistically,
this piece shows one heck of a knapping
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effort, although the host material lacks color. It's
dates to 5,000 to 9,000 years old. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR48 |
A good sized, quite thin
semi-tranlucent honey colored agate/chert |
Recovered from |
225.00 |
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Marcos Knife form who's
host material strongly resembles Knife |
SE Texas |
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River Flint. It's very well flaked on both faces with
detailed
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secondary pressure flaking along all edges. Quite an
attractive piece
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dating back between 1,800 and 3,500 years old.
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Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR50 |
A pretty nice, broad and
good-sized pink and tan chert Little |
Recovered from |
150.00 |
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River Knife form, which is
well flaked on both faces with good |
SW Arkansas |
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secondary pressure flaking around the cutting edges.
This one
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dates back to the Archaic period and is between 3,000
and
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5,000 years old. Not bad condition for a piece this
old |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR51 |
A very sturdy and
attractive off-white, pink and beige burlington |
Recovered from |
225.00 |
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chert Graham Cave dart
point which is between 5,000 and |
Illinois |
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9,000 years old. It's very well flaked on both faces
with good
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secondary pressure flaking around it's edges. It has 2
pressure
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flutes from the base of side A and basal thinning on
side B and is |
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otherwise "all there" as it was anciently made and
used.
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Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR36 |
A very long fairly sturdy
mottled dark gray and sky blue flint Beacon Island |
Recovered from |
450.00 |
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Knife form which is
thoroughly flaked on both faces and shows signs of left |
Alabama |
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handed beveling on both faces. It has a slightly bowed
form and a flat section |
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on the basal edge from the original host stone's outer
cortex layer. Essentially |
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"all there" as it was last anciently used. A very nice
and attractive piece which
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is depicted in Greg Perino's "Selected preforms..." series, book 3, page 22. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR56 |
A nice, long mottled
blue-gray flint Gary point which is fairly flat from |
Found by Greg Perino |
175.00 |
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the percussion flaking
stage with secondary pressure flaking mostly |
in Osage Co., OK |
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around all edges. It's pretty well made by an
experienced knapper but
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has a single lateral dig mark (left side in photos 1 &
4) to one edge in
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the middle of the stem. Still a good looking piece
which displays well. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR54 |
A very light gray chert
Cosotat River hafted knife form which is well made by |
Found by Greg Perino |
135.00 |
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an experienced knapper but
having a serious stack and un-knapped area on |
at Eufaula Lake, OK |
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both faces just above the tip of the barb on the right
side in photo 2. It shows
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good secondary pressure flaking patterns to all edges
and around the tip. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR53 |
A medium-gray flint Calf
Creek Arrowhead, well flaked on side |
Recovered from the |
65.00 |
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A but having a steep
vertical ledge just above the notch on the |
Canadian River, OK |
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right side in photo 2. (This ledge is also noticeable
on the left of
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the side-shot photo 3) Side B displays mostly
percussion flaking |
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but has nice secondary pressure flaking around the
edges |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR46 |
A semi-translucent, honey
colored chert Dalton blade form which is |
Recovered from |
125.00 |
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well flaked on both faces
and which display HEAVY DUTY |
Tulsa Co., OK |
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beveling from many ancient resharpenings. The edges are
nicely
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serrated from the ancient reshapenings. Just an attractive piece |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR57 |
A fairly small and thin
blue, red and off-white chert Mount Albion |
Recovered from Utah |
35.00 |
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dart point which is
thoroughly flaked on both faces and has good |
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edge serrations with basal thinning. It has a slight
nibble to the tip of
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one corner of the base (right corner in photo 4) and
an ancient lateral
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nick to one edge just below the tip. (left side in
photo 4) Still a good
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looking point with nice frosty patina on one face. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR41 |
A nice black and light
greenish-brown basalt Dawson |
Recovered from |
75.00 |
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Arrowhead dating between
4,000 and 7,000 years old. |
SE Oklahoma |
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It's well flaked on both faces by a very advanced knapper. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR55 |
A tan and very light gray
chert Eva Arrowhead having a flat-matte |
Recovered from |
40.00 |
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surface, which is somewhat
unusual since the entire surface shows |
Alabama |
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smoothing caused by river polish. It's fairly well
flaked on both faces |
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by an intermediate knapper and has traces of
pencil lead around it's
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periphery from Mr. Perino's recording method. This one
is illustrated
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in Greg Perino's "Selected preforms..." series, book
1, page 128. |
Ex: Greg Perino * |
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around almost all of his arrowheads and artifacts with a drafting pencil,
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lead around the periphery of the entire artifact recorded |
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| RPAR58 |
A very thin medium
burgundy-ish brown Besant arrowhead |
Recovered from Utah |
30.00 |
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which is well flaked on
both faces. It has an ancient spider bite |
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to the tip and an ancient lateral edge-fracture
running from the tip |
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of one ear across the bottom basal edge for a length
of about
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1/4" (right side in photo 2) |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR39 |
A very attractive glossy
black chert San Patrice dart point having 2 very |
Recovered from |
140.00 |
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thin circular blue-gray
veins running vertically from the base to almost |
McCurtain Co., OK |
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the tip. It shows remnants of basal fluting on both
faces and it's quite
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possible that this one was re-worked from an earlier
period's fluted
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point. It has slight ancient nicks to the tips of both
barbs, but is still a
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good looking point dating back between 8,000 and
10,000 years old. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| RPAR34 |
A flat matte tan chert Lost
Lake blade form having non-descript |
Recovered from |
175.00 |
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flaking patterns to both
faces by a somewhat inexperienced |
Kentucky |
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knapper. It shows heavy and steep left handed
beveling on both |
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faces from many ancient re-sharpenings. |
Ex: Greg Perino |
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| CHAR4 |
A very good sized medium
tan Edwards Plateau chert Dickson hafted |
Offered by the original |
275.00 |
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Knife blade, well flaked
on both faces with more intricate pressure |
finder(s) who recovered
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flaking patterns along all cutting edges. It shows
some usage wear
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this one from their own
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marks to the cutting edges but is in overall great
condition. |
property in Polk Co., TX
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| CHAR1 |
A quite thick and sturdy
dark brown, vertically banded agatized
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Offered by the original |
150.00 |
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wood Covington Knife blade
having a single spoke shave worked |
finder(s) who recovered
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into one cutting edge. It's well flaked on both faces
although the
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this one from their own
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flaking patterns are somewhat subdued owing to the
nature of the
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property in Polk Co., TX
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host stone material. It retains a vertical outer
cortex section in the
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center of side B, and is just quite a fascinating very
ancient tool.
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dlft1 |
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| CHAR5 |
A fairly thin and quite
attractive light brown Edwards Plateau chert San |
Offered by the original |
150.00 |
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Patrice Arrowhead, very
well flaked on both faces by an advanced |
finder(s) who recovered
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11/20
ON-HOLD
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knapper and having slightly off-center pressure flutes
on both faces
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this one from their own
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ending at very slight hafting stop steps. It has good
basal grinding and
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property in Polk Co., TX
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is from the Early Archaic period between 8,000 and
10,000 years old. |
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| GEGC1 |
A gorgeous very slender
(for type) semi-translucent |
Recovered near |
650.00 |
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orange coral Agate Basin
blade having thorough |
Alachua City, Florida |
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flaking patterns to both faces. The flaking patterns
are |
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slightly subdued from many years of river polish and
it |
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has nice basal grinding. Just a remarkable piece |
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| GEGC9 |
Now here's a HUGE hunk a'
rock! A gorgeous orange coastal |
Recovered from |
850.00 |
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plains chert Bolen Plain
Knife form from the Early Archaic period, |
the Suwanee River
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between 7,000 and 9,000 years old. It has great river
polish, heavy |
in Florida
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heavy tannic staining, which reall adds to it's
overall character and
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very thorough flaking patterns on both faces with a
median ridge on |
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side A. Just a prize winning beauty! |
Ex: Allan Hyde |
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| RUAR5 |
A most attractive blue
flint (hornstone) Lost Lake |
Recovered in
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750.00 |
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dart point having thorough
flaking on both faces |
Western Tennessee |
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and very deep corner notches. A most attractive
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example of this highly desirable Archaic artifact.
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| RUAR6 |
A highly attractive mottled
tan and white chert Dalton |
Recovered in
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450.00 |
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dart point which is well
flaked on both faces with a |
Cross Co., AR |
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shallow flute on side A. It has very interesting gray
and |
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brown marble "swirl" patterns through and through
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with good basal grinding and shallow serrated |
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edgework. It's fairly small for the type, but is one
of |
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the most attractive Daltons we've ever handled. |
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| RPAR29 |
A most impressive, for it's
size and material, very long off-white chalcedony |
Recovered near |
1000.00 |
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Hidden Valley Knife form
having a bluish hue. The edges appear to have been |
Texarkana Lake,
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intentionally "roughed out" by it's creator to better
facilitate a good, serious
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Arkansas |
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"sawing" or cutting edge. It dates between 6000 and
8000 years old. |
Ex: Perino |
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| LSAR20 |
An attractive light brown
Edwards chert Angostura blade |
Recovered in |
45.00 |
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showing ALOT of working down through ancient
usage |
Central Texas |
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and resharpening. Flaking is thorough, but not done by a
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master knapper. Still a fair sized, collectible piece.
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| LSAR21 |
A fairly large off-white
chalcedony Greenbrier blade |
Recovered in |
85.00 |
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showing heavy dark gray tannic
river staining and nice |
Tennessee |
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basal grinding as testimony to it's early Archaic date
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| LSAR24 |
A sturdy mottled light
brown Dover |
Recovered in
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55.00 |
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chert Alamance dart point having
a |
Lee Co., MO
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red tip, good thorough flaking and
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Has Ancient Relics of the
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an unfortunate slight chip to one ear. |
Mid-South's guarantee
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of authenticity
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| LSAR35 |
A tannish Edwards chert
Archaic Atlatl dart point with |
Pecos Valley, TX
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40.00 |
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frosty patination, a needle-sharp
tip and an ancient gouge |
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to one edge, just above the hafting area. Ancient |
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resharpenings were primarily focused around the tip area. |
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(The COA doesn't further specify the "type", but from |
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experience I would call this one a crude Angostura
point) |
Stermer COA |
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| LSAR48 |
A very neat gray and tan
chert |
Uncertain, but
most |
45.00 |
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miniature Pine Tree arrowhead |
likely Kentucky |
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having a couple of dark brown
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bands. This one's really a charmer. |
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| LSAR50 |
A highly attractive
multi-colored chert |
Uncertain, but
judging from the |
65.00 |
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Morrow Mountain blade which is mostly |
material and what
appears to |
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uni-faced and made
from a gray, red,
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be tannic
staining on side B, my |
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pink, tan and brown colored chert. It has
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best guess would
be Georgia |
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a couple of very thin dark gray bands near |
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the tip and the pink and red bands
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surround the large tan circle in the center.
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A great conversation piece for sure ! |
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| LSAR52 |
A very archane mottled
light |
This was a cave find in |
85.00 |
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gray chert Early Stemmed |
Marshall, Arkansas |
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Lanceolate blade
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| LSAR53 |
A rosy red and gray chert
Nolan |
Texas |
70.00 |
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hafted blade having a slightly
curvy |
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shape from ancient use and
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resharpenings. Overall a thoroughly |
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worked piece having some ancient
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damage to the bottom of the stem. |
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| LSAR62 |
A "Plain Jane" mottled
light gray |
Southern Texas |
90.00 |
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Meserve knife blade having slight |
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left handed bevelling. A well made
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blade showing minimal flaking effort |
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to side A's face. (Side B shows
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more of a flaking effort to the face) |
McMichael
COA |
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| LSAR63 |
A sturdy, fairly flat
mottled |
Arkansas |
40.00 |
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pink, gray and purple chert |
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Johnson dart point |
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| LSAR66 |
An interesting glossy
gray-blue |
Tennessee |
40.00 |
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chert Beacon Island arrowhead |
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with a tannish-brown base |
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