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Ancient Native American Indian arrowheads
and relics from the Archaic time era.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR103 An interesting grayish-purple chert Otero Co., NM 60.00
Palmillas dart point. Flaking patterns  
are thorough but mostly nondescript

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR105 A mottled gray and tan flint Otero Co., NM 30.00
Figueroa dart point

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR106 A nice and sturdy mottled orange,  Otero Co., NM  150.00
white, tan and gray chert Escobas Pictured in Overstreet's
dart point minus the very tip Vol. 10, page 846

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR108 A mottled brown, tan and   Otero Co., NM 75.00
gray diagonally banded chert
Rio Grande dart point

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR109 A nice, sturdy light gray Otero Co., NM 125.00
chert Bajada point

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BHAR2 A highly attractive glossy tan chert Recovered in 300.00

Dalton blade from the Early Archaic

Cooper Co., MO
  period. This one is in great shape and     
  has basal grinding along with heavy duty    
  right handed beveling. Two thinning    
  flakes leading from the base on side B    
strongly resemble fluting technology. It
appears to have a very thin, clear coating of
varnish, which was a common practice
during the 1940's and 1950's when
mounting arrowheads for display. (This is 
easily removed with a gentle dip in Acetone) Ex: Jack Roberts

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BHAR4 A very nicely made and well flaked Recovered in 250.00

Burlington chert Dalton blade 

Osage Co., MO
  showing nice basal grinding and heavy    
  duty right handed beveling. The ears     
  bear a strong resemblance to those of    
a Quad from the Paleo period. Ex: Jack Roberts

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR19 A GREAT orange-tan colored chert Found in 150.00
Jora (aka. Coahuila) dart point/blade. Otero Co., NM
This one's a REAL beauty, with great  
flaking patterns and caliche deposits,
mostly on side B. Has a most unusual
and attractive color Rogers COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR6 Now this one's a REAL beauty !... A fairly Found in 350.00

sturdy pink and white chert San Jose dart

El Paso Co., TX  
point having a semblance of a needle tip.
The left tang has a flat spot, which is not
the result of a break, but rather looks like
the way it was made, possibly the original Perino COA
cortex of the host stone AND Rogers COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR71 A small light gray-brown Edwards Found in 25.00

Plateau Chert Tortugas dart point.

Central Texas
  Anciently worked down to near it's    
  final stages as a dart point. It shows    
nice basal thinning to both sides. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR74 A very attractive, well flaked Otero Co., NM 30.00

snow-white chalcedony Angostura

 
  dart point. It has great form, for a    
material which is difficult to work. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR76 A pinkish-tan chert Rio Grande Otero Co., NM 75.00

blade showing usage wear nicks

 
near the tip on one blade edge. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR79 A mottled tan, brown and medium gray  Otero Co., NM 150.00

chert Meserve (Dalton) dart point which

  
  is quite thin and thoroughly flaked and    
  just well made in general, having reddish     
  and purple hues. It has what appears to    
  be an ancient flea bite to the tip. (flea    
  bites and spider bites are now defined    
  on the museum page in the terminology    
section) Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR80 A pretty wicked looking tan and Otero Co., NM 125.00

gray mottled chert San Jose 

 
  arrowhead having larger serrations    
  on one edge with remnants of    
serrations on the opposite edge. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR81 A beautiful semi-translucent neutral Otero Co., NM 100.00

colored chalcedony Angostura having

 
  white vertical veins and which has a     
  heavily twisted form to the blade edges    
  from many ancient re-sharpenings.    
A pretty nice looking piece. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR82 I'm gonna name this one "bubbles". A Otero Co., NM 65.00

most unusual, almost translucent clear  

 
  chalcedony Squaw Mountain arrowhead    
  having white bubble-like inclusions which    
  really add to it's character. Originally    
  made on a flake, but with thoroughly    
  worked surfaces, it retains a slight    
curvature from the original flake. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR83 A most interesting almost translucent Otero Co., NM 75.00

clear agate Squaw Mountain

 
  arrowhead having purplish-red     
  inclusions. It's thoroughly flaked on    
  both sides and just a most unusual    
and attractive artifact. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR36 An off-white and pink Arkansas 75.00

burlington chert Chipola dart

 
point have nice basal grinding  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR37 A nice and quite thin light gray   Recovered in 45.00

chert Copena Triangular blade,

 Newkins City, TN
very well worked on both faces  
with good mineralization

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR40 A fairly large, for type, and broad Central Texas 150.00

off-white and light brown Pedernales

 
point which appears to be "all there".  
Very thin and masterfully made with
a slight hafting stop terminating a 5/14
channel flake on side A. ON-HOLD

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR41 A very sturdy and thoroughly New Mexico 395.00

worked mottled green-brown Rio

 
Grande dart point. It has a slight  
"dig" on side A, on the left side just 
above the hafting area and the center
of the blade has a couple of rough
spots dead-center. (These are
shown in the close-up photos above) Rogers COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR44 A fairly large off-white burlington Recovered in  65.00

chert Sedalia having nice

Boone Co., MO
mineralization and sections of   
orange soil staining which only
add character to this nice blade. Don McMichael COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR47 An attractive long and slender Uncertain, most likely 95.00

Uvalde dart point having almost as 

western Texas
many colors as the rainbow. Made  
from tan, red, brown and blue-gray
chert, this one's in perfect condition.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR48 A very neat gray and tan chert Uncertain, but most 50.00

miniature Pine Tree arrowhead

likely Kentucky
having a couple of dark brown  
bands. This one's really a charmer.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR50 A highly attractive multi-colored chert Uncertain, but judging from the 75.00

Morrow Mountain blade which is mostly

material and what appears to 
uni-faced and made from a gray, red, be tannic staining on side B, my
pink, tan and brown colored chert. It has  best guess would be Georgia
a couple of very thin dark gray bands near
the tip and the pink and red bands
surround the large tan circle in the center.
A great conversation piece for sure !

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR52 A very archane mottled light This was a cave find in 125.00

gray chert Early Stemmed

Marshall, Arkansas
Lanceolate blade  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR53 A rosy red and gray chert Nolan  Texas 75.00

hafted blade having a slightly curvy

  
shape from ancient use and   
resharpenings. Overall a thoroughly
worked piece having some ancient
damage to the bottom of the stem.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR56 An absolutely gorgeous cream  Alamogordo, NM 125.00

and mottled pink chert Palmillas

  
arrowhead having heavily  
serrated edges. A real beauty 
created by an ancient who really
knew what he was doing !

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR59 A very thin (for size) Plain Jane   Midwest 450.00

off-white chalky chert Red Ochre

  
knife blade, thoroughly worked  
and in excellent condition Jackson COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR60 A fairly large and very thin gray, Central Texas 225.00

off-white and blue chert Crescent

 
knife blade showing very good  
craftsmanship and patina. It has a 
very tiny flea bite to the pointed end
and usage wear marks just below
the center line on the convex edge

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR62 A "Plain Jane" mottled light gray Southern Texas 125.00

Meserve knife blade having slight

 
left handed bevelling. A well made   
blade showing minimal flaking effort
to side A's face. (Side B shows
more of a flaking effort to the face) McMichael COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR63 A sturdy, fairly flat mottled Arkansas 35.00

pink, gray and purple chert

 
Johnson dart point  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR66 An interesting glossy gray-blue  Tennessee 35.00

chert Beacon Island arrowhead

  
with a tannish-brown base  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR67 A very slender / narrow (for type)  West Texas 65.00

pink and white chert Angostura dart

  
point. Just a fascinating little item. Rogers COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR69 A most interesting and attractive blue  Central Texas 55.00

chert Lerma knife blade showing quite

  
a few sections of the original white   
rind from the host stone. It has a slight
ancient clip travelling over the surface
of the face of side B from the tip, and 
shows as the lighter triangular section
at the tip in the 4th photograph

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LSAR70 A light mottled blue-gray chert Undocumented, 40.00

Ensor arrowhead having thorough

most likely Texas
flaking patterns, one missing tang,  
anciently lost and what appears to
be a single fire-pop from the
surface of side B just below the tip

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SLAR51 A beautiful glossy purple and  Missouri 40.00

red Kings hafted knife blade

  
showing ancient usage wear
marks, quite an attractive piece Ex: J. O. Fisher

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SLAR56 A very old, heavily encrusted Offered by the finder who 125.00

black basalt Cascade knife

recovered this one in
blade showing very interesting Owyhee Co., ID
and ancient flaking patterns.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SLAR57 A red and light brown Jasper Warner Valley, OR 65.00

Cascade dart point well made and 

 
thoroughly flaked but having 3 (fire
popped ?) sections on side B and
what appears to be a slight lateral
impact fracture from the tip (Both
flaws shown in the last 2 photos) Ex: F. Metler

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
AR89 A very attractive dark gray pitkin chert Recovered in 120.00
Holland having serious right handed   McIntosh Co., OK
beveling, very nice flaking patterns as well
  as basal grinding and a single, shallow flute    
  to each face. A most interesting artifact    
  showing transitional traits of the Paleo     
  phase leading into the Archaic era.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
AR90 A very thin glossy pink and beige Recovered in 225.00
chert Dalton-Hemphill hafted knife Illinois
blade having shallow flutes on both
  faces and great flaking patterns (The    
  "flute" on side B is similar to a single    
  basal thinning strike, while the flute on    
  side A is a "true" flute)    

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