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Archaic time era |
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| BHAR2 |
A highly attractive glossy
tan chert |
Recovered in
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300.00 |
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Dalton blade from the Early
Archaic |
Cooper Co., MO
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period. This one is in great shape and |
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has basal grinding along with heavy duty |
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right handed beveling. Two thinning |
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flakes leading from the base on side B |
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strongly resemble fluting technology. It
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appears to have a very thin, clear coating of
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varnish, which was a common practice
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during the 1940's and 1950's when
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mounting arrowheads for display. (This is
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easily removed with a gentle dip in Acetone) |
Ex: Jack Roberts |
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| BHAR4 |
A very nicely made and well
flaked |
Recovered in |
250.00 |
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Burlington chert Dalton blade |
Osage Co., MO |
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showing nice basal grinding and heavy |
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duty right handed beveling. The ears |
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bear a strong resemblance to those of |
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12/23
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a Quad from the Paleo period. |
Ex: Jack Roberts |
ON-HOLD |
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| LSAR82 |
I'm gonna name this one
"bubbles". A |
Otero Co., NM |
65.00 |
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most unusual, almost translucent
clear |
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chalcedony Squaw Mountain arrowhead |
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having white bubble-like inclusions which |
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really add to it's character. Originally |
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made on a flake, but with thoroughly |
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worked surfaces, it retains a slight |
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curvature from the original flake. |
Stermer COA |
1/5
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| LSAR36 |
An off-white and pink
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Arkansas |
75.00 |
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burlington chert Chipola dart |
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point have nice basal grinding |
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1/5
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| SLAR51 |
A beautiful glossy purple
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Missouri |
40.00 |
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red Kings hafted knife blade |
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showing ancient usage wear
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marks, quite an attractive piece |
Ex: J. O. Fisher |
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| SLAR56 |
A very old, heavily
encrusted |
Offered by the finder who |
125.00 |
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black basalt Cascade knife |
recovered this one in |
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blade showing very interesting
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Owyhee Co., ID |
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and ancient flaking patterns.
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| SLAR57 |
A red and light brown
Jasper |
Warner Valley, OR
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65.00 |
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Cascade dart point well made and |
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thoroughly flaked but having 3 (fire |
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popped ?) sections on side B and
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what appears to be a slight lateral
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impact fracture from the tip (Both
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flaws shown in the last 2 photos) |
Ex: F. Metler |
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| AR89 |
A very attractive dark gray
pitkin chert |
Recovered in
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120.00 |
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Holland having serious right handed
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McIntosh Co., OK |
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beveling, very nice flaking patterns as well |
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as basal grinding and a single, shallow flute |
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to each face. A most interesting artifact
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showing transitional traits of the Paleo
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phase leading into the Archaic era. |
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| AR90 |
A very thin glossy pink and
beige |
Recovered in
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225.00 |
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chert Dalton-Hemphill hafted knife
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Illinois |
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blade having shallow flutes on both
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faces and great flaking patterns (The
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"flute" on side B is similar to a single
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basal thinning strike, while the flute on
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side A is a "true" flute)
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