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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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| RPAR7 |
A fairly small beige with
tan arched banding chert |
Recovered in |
40.00 |
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Pelican Lake Arrowhead.
It's well flaked on both |
Kay Co., OK |
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faces and has ancient nicks to the tip and to the
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Ex: John Richardson |
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barbs as well as to one ear of the base.
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Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPAR1 |
A mediocre light brown
jasper San Patrice, St. |
Recovered in Louisiana
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60.00 |
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John's variety Arrowhead
sparsely flaked on |
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both faces with a large flat area in the center of
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side B. Looks to be created either by a lazy or
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inexperienced knapper, it's a good example of
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the "only what's necessary" school of thought.
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Ex: Granger |
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It has basal grinding and well weathered surfaces
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Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| MHAR1252 |
A nice semi-tranlucent
off-white and rose |
Recovered in |
30.00 |
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colored agate Hohokam Augustin
arrowhead |
Navajo Co., AZ |
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having nice frosty patina. It has finely serrated |
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edges with a rough basal edge. Both tangs
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were laterally sheared off |
Ex: Michael Hough |
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| MCAR5 |
An off-white, light blue
and tan chert Ventana Side Notched Arrow |
Recovered near Causey, NM |
75.00 |
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point which is somewhat on
the thick side, well flaked on both faces |
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by an experienced knapper and having basal grinding
with overall
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good mineralization as a testimony to it's great
antiquity. Not a bad
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little piece with thousands of years under it's belt. |
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| RUAR3 |
A nice mottled light blue
and gray chert |
Undocumented but judging |
100.00 |
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Graham Cave dart point well flaked on |
from the material I would
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both faces by an intermediate knapper. It
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guess it to be from Tennessee |
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has some roughness to the edges from
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most likely doubling as a knife blade.
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| BMAR2 |
A nice meaty
burlington chert Hardin |
Missouri
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185.00 |
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measuring 2-9/16 x 1-1/2 and showing nice
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Archaic bevelling. Graded a G6 by Tom Davis |
Davis
COA |
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| MBAR107 |
A nice mottled light gray
and pink quartzite |
Unfortunately
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35.00 |
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corner-notched arrowhead
fairly thin and |
undocumented |
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well flaked on both faces. It has a snapped
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stem and a slight clip to the end of one tang |
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as well as the tip and a slight small step in
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the middle of side B (Photo 4)
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| MHAR1335 |
A very nice light brown
jasper Pelican Lake |
Found in |
30.00 |
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Arrowhead well flaked on
both faces but having a nick |
Colorado |
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to the tip as well as to one barb. Still an attractive
piece |
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| ACAR4 |
A somewhat stubby deep
purple rhyolite |
Recovered from |
22.00 |
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Augustin Knife blade from
the Archaic |
Pima Co., AZ |
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period, between 5,000 and 7,000 years old |
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| ACAR6 |
A brownish lavender
rhyolite Augustin |
Recovered from |
25.00 |
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Knife blade from the
Archaic period, |
Pima Co., AZ |
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between 5,000 and 7,000 years old
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| ACAR11 |
A nice offering of 4
chalcedony Augustin |
Recovered from |
20.00 EACH |
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dart points from the
Archaic period, |
Pima Co., AZ |
PLEASE SPECIFY THE |
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between 5,000 and 7,000 years old.
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LETTER(S) With the item |
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A - Available |
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number when ordering |
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B - SOLD |
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SOLD |
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D - Available |
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| DIAR4 |
A fairly broad deeply
notched Edwards plateau |
Recovered in |
175.00 |
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chert Marshall Scraper
well flaked on side A |
Bandera Co., TX
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but having a stack on side B (photos 4 & 6) |
(Details to buyer) |
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| RPAR2 |
A light brown quartzite San
Patrice, Keithville Variety |
Recovered in Louisiana
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45.00 |
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Arrowhead made by a knapper
who entertained the |
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the "only what's necessary" school of thought. It's a
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bit crudely formed but has good basal grinding and
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well weathered surfaces. It has a noticeable pyramid
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stack in the center of side B near the tip. (photo 4) |
Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| DFAR9 |
A rustic brown quartzite
Scottsbluff dart point from the |
From the Oma collection
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175.00 |
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Early Archaic Cody Complex
(7,500-9,500 BP) who's |
recovered during the
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flaking patterns are quite subdued owing to the nature
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1950's near the Texas- |
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the host stone. It has an ancient impact fracture
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Oklahoma border
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originates from one edge near the tip, and it also has
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flat spot to one corner of the base. (Left side in
photo 2)
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| DWAR1 |
A gray-tan chert Marshall
blade |
Found in |
65.00 |
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of the plain Jane variety.
Flaking |
Burnet Co., TX
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patterns are rough, random, but |
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determined. It has a nick to the
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tip and one tang, and the bottom
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of the base has been sheared off
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Ex: Brooks |
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| DWAR3 |
A heavily weathered light
gray |
Found in |
85.00 |
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chert hafted Hale knife
blade |
Coryell Co., TX
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having heavy duty patina
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Ex: Brooks |
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| DPAR2 |
A glossy light gray chert
Dalton blade |
Found in
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22.00 |
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which has been anciently resharpened
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Oklahoma
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the point of conversion to a drill. The tip
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has a lateral shear which travels down
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one edge for 1/4" and there's a
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substantial nick to one blade edge just
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above the hafting area. (Shown in photo |
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7, above) Still a nice ancient "filler" piece |
Baker
COA
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| SLAR56 |
A very old, heavily
encrusted |
Offered by the finder who |
100.00 |
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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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50.00 |
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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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| AR90 |
A very thin glossy pink and
beige |
Recovered in
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100.00 |
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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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| SLAR19 |
A large striking light gray
& tan burlington chert |
Missouri
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260.00 |
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Adena blade with light brown spider-web veins on
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both surfaces. 1 side is heavily patinated darker
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than the other. Nice ancient usage wear testifies to
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it's antiquity. Also has the original striking
platform
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on it's base. A real eye-catching piece.
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| AR60 |
A glossy jet black Knox
flint |
Recovered in Sullivan Co., TN |
50.00 |
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"Upper river knife" |
by South Holston Lake |
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| SLAR21 |
A mottled (2 shades of)
gray chert Gary |
Missouri
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15.00 |
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blade anciently resharpened many times |
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| SLAR30 |
A light pink and off-white
King arrowhead having a |
Missouri
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25.00 |
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flat, snapped base. This piece was anciently salvaged |
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and re-notched from a point whose base was broken |
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| SLAR33 |
A small off-white with
pinkish hue |
Missouri
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15.00 |
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chert Hemphill arrowhead anciently
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resharpened almost to exhaustion |
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| SLAR16 |
A small and delicately made
glossy |
Pettis Co., Missouri |
65.00 |
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snowhite burlington chert Table Rock |
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arrowhead having heavy basal grinding. |
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A VERY attractive piece ! |
Motley
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| SLAR10 |
A white chalky burlington
chert "stone square stem" |
Benton Co., Misouri
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85.00 |
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arrowhead having heavy mineral deposits and ancient
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patination with nice basal grinding. Note: the COA on
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this one has it classified as a "stone square stem",
but
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WesternArtifacts.com thinks that this is really a
Heavy
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Duty type with missing ears.
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Motley
COA |
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| JBAR68 |
A nice mottled gray chert |
Recovered in NW |
95.00 |
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Ensor Split-base knife blade |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SLAR8 |
A diagonally brown-gray
banded |
Pettis Co., Missouri
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100.00 |
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Mozarkite chert Karnak blade showing |
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nice ancient percussion flaking
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Motley
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| SLAR13 |
A very light gray/off-white
glossy Jeff City chert |
Saline Co., Missouri
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190.00 |
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Smith point with an ancient nick to one stem,
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possibly the original "striking platform" from which |
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it was made. Has a beautiful light tan patination on
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1 side and mineral deposits on both faces
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Motley
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| SLAR15 |
A LARGE off-white Jeff City
chert Etley |
Cooper Co., Missouri
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190.00 |
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blade having nice mineral deposits
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Motley
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| SLAR17 |
A large off-white and light
tan burlington |
Saline Co., Missouri |
190.00 |
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chert Kings point anciently resharpened
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many times
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Motley
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| SLAR18 |
A large light & dark gray
burlington |
St. Clair Co., Missouri |
235.00 |
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chert Wadlow blade having nice |
Offered by the original finder
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ancient usage wear and patination
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Full history to buyer |
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| SLAR1 |
A HUGE tan chert Sedalia
blade with |
Unkn, most likely
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350.00 |
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superb flaking. Very thin for type. Perfect
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Missouri or Illinois |
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condition with nice mineral deposits. |
Rogers
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| SLAR2 |
A very large tan and brown |
Pemis Co., Missouri |
260.00 |
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glossy burlington chert Sedalia
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blade in excellant condition !
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Motley
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| SLAR3 |
A creme-colored burlington
chert |
Saline Co., Missouri
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125.00 |
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Hardin point with brown spotting
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and mineral deposits
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Motley
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| SLAR5 |
A very attractive glossy
pink and very light |
Missouri |
170.00 |
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gray chert Adena long stemmed point in
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Ex: Jo Fisher Col. |
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Excellant condition with a highly ground base
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Rogers
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| SLAR6 |
A large thin orangish-tan
and light gray |
Calhoun Co., IL |
190.00 |
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burlington chert Adena point. Quite thin
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and well made with ground basal edges
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Motley
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| MBAR86 |
A fairly thin mottled tan
and gray-brown |
Recovered in
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50.00 |
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jasper Bandy arrowhead
thoroughly flaked on |
Uvalde Co., TX |
12/6
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both faces with a slight clip to one edge just
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above the hafting line (left side of photo 4)
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Jackson COA |
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| DLAR5 |
A gray sugar quartzite
Dalton-Greenbrier dart |
Recovered from |
75.00 |
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point showing right hand
beveling with a ground |
Elmore Co., AL
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basal area. Flaking patterns are somewhat
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subdued owing to the nature of the host stone. |
Ex: C. Lynch |
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| DFAR4 |
A somewhat stubby,
worked-down |
Recovered in |
18.00 |
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Knife River Flint Besant
which is |
North Dakota |
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heavily patinated a bluish-white on
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side B. Flaking is thorough on both
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faces in a random pattern. |
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| MBAR87 |
A nice semi-translucent
obsidian Buchanan |
Recovered from the
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25.00 |
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Eared Knife form, well
flaked on both faces by |
Great Basin region |
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an intermediate knapper and having a clip to
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one ear. It has nice frosty patina on one face |
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| DFAR6 |
A greenish-gray Archaic
Oxbow |
Recovered in |
20.00 |
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arrowhead dating between
5100 and 5200 |
North Dakota |
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years old. Flaking is thorough on both
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faces and it has an ancient nick to the tip |
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| CFAR4 |
A very sturdy and
attractive light |
Quay Co., NM |
SOLD
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gray and pink chalcedony
Early |
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Archaic Darl Stemmed dart
point |
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| CFAR9 |
A very rustic dark brown
chert "Unclassified Archaic Point" |
Found in Eastern |
SOLD
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having a slight reddish
cast. Flaking patterns are quite crude |
New Mexico |
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and from the beveling to one edge, this one looks like
a
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greatly worked-down Archaic knife blade, which might
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have been adopted as projectile point in it's later
stages, as
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it appears to have a lateral impact or usage fracture
along
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the beveled edge from the tip. Even though it's on the
crude |
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side, it's still a legitimate and quite ancient
artifact. |
Stermer COA |
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| CFAR5 |
A fairly thick red
quartzite Pelona dart point |
Found in Eastern |
SOLD
12/10 |
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having rustic and very
subdued flaking owing |
New Mexico |
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to the nature of the host stone material |
Stermer COA |
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