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Ancient Indian
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| RDAR273 |
ARCHAIC BI-POINT
KNIFE, a |
Northwest Nevada |
650.00 |
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5.974" long and 1.789" wide
RARE |
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BLUE SHEEN OBSIDIAN knife |
Stermer
COA |
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| MAAR10 |
A large glossy dark
gray flint |
Unknown, most likely |
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Benton blade Middle Archaic
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mid-western states |
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period, 4,000 to 6,000 years old
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3/24 |
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showing whitish ash-like deposits |
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JSAR1 |
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A HUGE black chert Archaic |
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Found on the |
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950.00 |
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Cascade knife blade having
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Sacramento River |
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outstanding flaking patterns and |
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in Shasta County, |
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minute edge re-touch flaking ! |
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California |
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| SLAR19 |
A large striking light gray
& tan burlington chert |
Missouri
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300.00 |
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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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RHAR14 |
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A striking agate Plainview
knife blade |
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Found on the |
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75.00 |
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having nice horizontal traverse flaking.
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Columbia River by |
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2-1/4" long by 1/4" thick at it's |
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Shirley Twehus of |
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thickest point. The base is as it was |
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Pasco, Washington |
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made by the original Native American |
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with light grinding on the base bottom |
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and sides. Dark spot on one side near |
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the tip is part of the original rind. A |
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gorgeous piece with killer flaking ! |
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Stermer
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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
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| AR77 |
An ultra-thin small yellow-beige St. |
Recovered in Clay |
100.00 |
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John's San Patrice arrowhead made
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County, Arkansas |
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from Crowley's Ridge Cobble chert |
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and having a shallow flute on 1 side |
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| AR60 |
A glossy jet black Knox
flint |
Recovered in Sullivan Co., TN |
65.00 |
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"Upper river knife" |
by South Holston Lake |
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| AR62 |
A striking beveled and
finely |
Recovered in |
750.00 |
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serrated white burlington
chert |
Adams Co., IL |
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Dalton classic point
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Ex: Stringer collection |
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Huge for type G9.5 |
Berner
COA |
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| AR63 |
A nice gem white
Burlington chert |
Missouri |
120.00 |
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Holland point, very thin w/ caliche
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Ex: Thiebalt collection |
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deposits, minor fluting on 1 side, |
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ground basal edges |
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| SLAR20 |
A mottled (3 shades of)
gray chert Gary |
Missouri
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40.00 |
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arrowhead having very sharp blade edges |
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| SLAR21 |
A mottled (2 shades of)
gray chert Gary |
Missouri
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25.00 |
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blade anciently resharpened many times |
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| SLAR22 |
A light gray chert Gary
blade |
Missouri
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20.00 |
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having some basal grinding |
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| SLAR24 |
An attractive light gray
chert |
Missouri
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35.00 |
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Gary arrowhead. Finely made
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and completely intact ! |
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| SLAR25 |
An outstanding and
attractive off-white |
Missouri
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65.00 |
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chert Adena blade having a very tiny |
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flea-bite on the stem |
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| SLAR27 |
A most unusually shaped
light blue- |
Missouri
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20.00 |
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gray chert Table Rock arrowhead
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having a very long neck to the stem |
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| SLAR29 |
An attractive light colored |
Missouri
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20.00 |
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blue-gray flint Godar blade |
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| SLAR30 |
A light pink and off-white
King arrowhead having a |
Missouri
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35.00 |
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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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20.00 |
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chert Hemphill arrowhead anciently
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resharpened almost to exhaustion |
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| AR69 |
An outstanding black |
Found by Chris Fraily in the |
50.00 |
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river-polished Ouachita
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Canadian river below Eufaula |
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quartzite Gary point
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Dam in Haskell Co., OK |
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Perino
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| RDAR6 |
ARROWHEAD. A 1 7/8" long
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Las Animas county,
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40.00 |
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and 5/8" wide black chert
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Colorado |
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stemmed point. Very nice piece |
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| SLAR16 |
A small and delicately made
glossy |
Pettis Co., Missouri |
85.00 |
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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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110.00 |
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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
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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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| AR70 |
A very thin white
burlington |
Recovered in |
40.00 |
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chert Angostura point, has slight
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Jefferson Co., MO |
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modern rechipping on 1 blade edge
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| RDAR275 |
A
PINTO BASIN POINT, |
Butte County, Idaho |
75.00 |
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2.016" long and 0.887" wide
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cream chert point. |
Stermer
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| MAAR1 |
An attractive glossy
off-white |
Unknown, but judging
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24.00 |
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chert Big Sandy arrowhead from |
from the material, could |
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the early to late Archaic period |
be from Indianna |
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| MAAR2 |
A sturdy tan chert Rice |
Unknown, possibly Texas |
24.00 |
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Lobbed arrowhead from |
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the early Archaic period
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having nice mineral deposits |
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| MAAR3 |
A light beige chert Dalton
classic |
Recovered in
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45.00 |
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showing shallow fluting on both |
Scott Co., MO |
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faces, missing one ear and having |
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a ding to the other ear
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| MAAR4 |
A fairly thick off-white
chert Dalton |
Recovered in
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45.00 |
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classic blade which has serious
beveling |
Giles Co., TN |
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from many ancient resharpenings. This
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one appears to have been reduced to a
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drill form as it has a seared tip from this |
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new usage. Has nice basal grinding and |
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mineral deposits |
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| MAAR5 |
An off-white, very light
blue-gray |
Recovered in
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60.00 |
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chert Dalton Classic Drill having |
Limestone Co., Alabama |
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good basal grinding and an overall
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good form. Has slight chipping to
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both ears.
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| LSAR1 |
A quite narrow black chert
Eden dart |
Found in |
500.00 |
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point showing nice flaking
patterns to |
Luna Co., NM |
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a median ridge on both faces. This
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one appears to be just a couple of
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steps away from becoming a drill- |
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form and is quite an attractive piece.
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Pictured in Overstreet Vol. 9, pg. 838 |
Rogers COA |
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| LSAR2 |
A wicked little pinkish
cream colored |
Recovered in |
120.00 |
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Ozark chert Dalton having
thorough flaking |
Texas |
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patterns and very dangerous looking
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serrations. Graded a G6 by Tom Davis
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Davis
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| LSAR3 |
A very thin, well worked
cream colored |
From the |
750.00 |
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chert Cody Knife blade made from
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Luna Co., NM |
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broken tip, evidenced by it's flat base. |
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Pictured in Overstreet Vol. 9, pg. 826
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| LSAR4 |
A very attractive and
colorful mottled |
El Paso, TX |
110.00 |
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pink chert Paisano dart point
having |
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remnants of heavy serrations. Side B is
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50% flat from the original flake this one |
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was manufactured out of.
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Perino COA |
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| LSAR5 |
A mottled tan, cream
colored and light |
Found in |
120.00 |
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gray fossiliferous chert Archaic
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Otero Co., NM |
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Rafael dart point which most likely
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doubled as a knife blade
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| ASAR41 |
A dark mottled brown and
gray |
Jefferson Co., Nebraska
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600.00 |
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flint Angostura showing great |
Full history to buyer |
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flaking to a median ridge. Has a
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slight nibble from one corner of
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the base
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Davis
COA - G9 ! |
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| ASAR45 |
A HUGE yummy chocolate and
light brown |
Found in
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450.00 |
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chert Early Archaic Stemmed knife
blade having |
Jefferson Co., Nebraska |
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some river polish. For the size of this baby, it's
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Full history to buyer |
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quite thin and shows interesting percussion
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flaking along with secondary re-touch flaking
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patterns. The tip appears to have been anciently |
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reshaped. It also shows a nick to one tang on
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the stem which was anciently re-touched
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Stermer
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| AR84 |
A fairly large (for type)
mottled brown and |
Found in the
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30.00 |
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gray with splotches of blue flint
Copena |
Tennessee River |
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Round Base knife blade having great flaking
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Valley |
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on side A, but a large curved flat spot on side |
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B covering about 50% of the surface. Side B
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is minimally worked, mostly on the base and
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a bit on the edges as well. Great price for a
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piece this large, though.
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| DAAR77 |
A light brown and red |
Found on the Snake |
30.00 |
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jasper Cascade dart point |
River in Idaho |
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Ex: Crandall |
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| RDAR216 |
THEBES POINT, A pleasant |
Rush County,
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200.00 |
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beige chert point having beveled |
Indiana |
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edges, nice diagonal banding and
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Dickie
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a ground base.
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| RDAR230 |
MORSE KNIFE, An very nice and |
Sibley County,
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SOLD |
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seldom offered for sale Archaic knife |
Minnesota |
4/17 |
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blade
made from an off-white chert |
Dickie
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| RDAR234 |
HARDIN POINT, A nice |
Warren County,
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100.00 |
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wide black chert Archaic |
Missouri |
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point.
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Dickie
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| RDAR265 |
DURST STEMMED POINT, A |
Winnebago County,
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nice wide and SCARCE Hixton |
Wisconsin |
4/17 |
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Orthoquartzite, Archaic point. |
Dickie
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| DAAR1 |
A nicely patinated light
brown chert |
Recovered on the |
50.00 |
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Mahkin Shouldered Lanceolate from |
Snake River in Idaho |
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the Early Archaic period
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Ex:
Crandall collection |
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(5,000 to 6,500 years old) |
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| RHAR17 |
A brown quartzite Pike
County |
Missouri |
50.00 |
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point having some edge/usage |
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damage on one edge near the tip
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| RDAR77 |
DART POINT. A 1 1/2" long
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Lincoln county,
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45.00 |
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15/16" wide gold atlatl dart point. |
Colorado |
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An outstanding corner notched
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Archaic piece.
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| RDAR9 |
DALTON POINT. A 1 13/16" |
Baca county,
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125.00 |
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long and 7/8" wide gray chert |
Colorado |
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knife with a strongly beveled edge |
Stermer
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| RDAR78 |
A 3 3/4" long and 1 5/8" wide tan |
Mesa county, Colorado |
125.00 |
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quartzite Archaic corner-notched |
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knife blade. |
Stermer
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| SLAR8 |
A diagonally brown-gray
banded |
Pettis Co., Missouri
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125.00 |
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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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| SLAR9 |
A LARGE G9 glossy off-white
burlington |
Pettis Co., Missouri |
120.00 |
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chert Etley blade with
SLIGHT
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MODERN REWORK ON THE TIP.
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Has light basal and notch grinding
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Motley
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| SLAR12 |
A sweet little light gray
Mozarkite chert |
Pettis Co., Missouri
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115.00 |
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Dalton arrowhead with serrated edges
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and basal grinding. A REAL eye-catcher ! |
Motley
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| SLAR13 |
A very light gray/off-white
glossy Jeff City chert |
Saline Co., Missouri
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225.00 |
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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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| SLAR14 |
A large brown, gray and
blue |
Hardin Co., Tennessee |
200.00 |
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Dover chert Elk River blade
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having nice basal thinning
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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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225.00 |
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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 |
225.00 |
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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 |
275.00 |
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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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| RDAR2 |
DALTON POINT. A 2 ½" long
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Arapaho county,
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200.00 |
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and 1" wide cream chert
point. |
Colorado |
Stermer COA |
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| SLAR1 |
A HUGE tan chert Sedalia
blade with |
Unkn, most likely
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400.00 |
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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 |
300.00 |
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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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150.00 |
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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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| SLAR4 |
A HUGE white burlington
chert |
St. Louis Co., Missouri
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350.00 |
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Stillwell blade having excellant
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patination and basal grinding
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Motley
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| SLAR5 |
A very attractive glossy
pink and very light |
Missouri |
200.00 |
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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 |
225.00 |
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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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| AR83 |
A gray, tan and blue
vertically |
Recovered in
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35.00 |
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banded chert Tulare Lake
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Kern Co., CA |
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Bi-pointed blade
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Full history to buyer |
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| RDAR11 |
SUDDEN
SIDE-NOTCH DART POINT. A |
Dolores county, |
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1 ½" long and
15/16" wide. Pinkish brown |
Colorado |
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quartzite point. Early to Middle
Archaic
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Periods, 6500 - 3000 B. C. atlatl
dart point.
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Named after the Sudden Shelter Site,
Utah. |
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Impact damage to tip. |
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