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Indian arrowheads and Artifacts from the Columbia River |
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Artifacts from
the Columbia River areas have long been known to be made of some |
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of the absolute
best and most colorful material to be found anywhere in the world ! |
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| DACR323 |
A nice, sturdy mottled
reddish- |
Found in Oregon |
150.00 |
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brown, tan and gray agatized |
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wood Cascade blade having |
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GREAT and detailed flaking |
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patterns. A real honey of a piece |
Davis
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| DACR324 |
A very nice mottled brown
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Sauvies Island, OR
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150.00 |
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tan Jasper Cascade point having |
Ex: Lynn Woodcock
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great flaking patterns which travel |
Ex: Tuck
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to a median ridge on side A.
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A very attractive piece ! |
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| DACR325 |
An absolutely beautiful
deep red |
Roosevelt, WA |
150.00 |
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and yellow agate Cascade blade |
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showing excellent flaking patterns.
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Has a diagonal gray "inclusion"
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line, which is probably crystal
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inclusions. Would add nice color
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to any Columbia River collection |
Ex: Cockrell
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| DACR326 |
A foggy slightly opalescent
moonstone |
The Dalles, OR
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40.00 |
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agate Cascade blade showing
unusual (for |
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Cascades) slight notching, which may have |
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been added by a later culture. The tip was
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broken and glued. Has nice flaking patterns |
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4/1 |
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to a median ridge on both sides |
Ex: Baker
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| DACR327 |
A mottled tan, red and gray
jasper |
Sauvies Island, OR
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200.00 |
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Cascade blade with a burgundy
tip. |
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A well-formed and quite colorful |
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blade with a hafting-stop at the base |
Ex: Cockrell, Tuck
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| DACR328 |
A mottled deep chocolate
brown |
John Day River |
75.00 |
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petrified wood Cascade blade
showing |
Oregon |
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terrific mini-serrations on both blade
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edges. Has a ding to the left edge of
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the blade just above the hafting area,
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4/16 |
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still, quite an exceptional piece |
Ex: Bigby
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| DACR332 |
A full bodied pastel
mottled tan, white, |
The Dalles, OR |
200.00 |
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purple, red and gray Cascade
blade |
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which appears to be more ancient than
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Cascades normally are. A well made
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and attractive piece having 2 concave
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sections on side B at the center axis,
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above the centerline caused by the initial |
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percussion flaking. A most unusual piece |
Ex: Tom Lively |
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| DACR340 |
WOW !... This sucker's HUGE
(for type). |
Washington |
300.00 |
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A very long, mostly tan with some
brown, |
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red and gray jasper Bi-pointed knife,
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which has almost reached the beginning of
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a drill phase. Quite old, as the re- |
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sharpening was done to all 4 surfaces of
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the blade, a trait normally associated with |
Ex: Snyder |
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Paleo blades. A REAL sweet piece ! |
Jackson
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| DACR341 |
A beautiful deep red and
burgundy jasper |
Yakima Co., WA |
190.00 |
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hafted knife blade having yellow
"freckles". |
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Was made on a large flake with 60% of the |
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original flakes surface preserved on side B.
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Side A has a nice, shallow pressure-flaked
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hafting stop. It's interesting to note how the
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ancient knapper took advantage of a curve
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in the flake at the base of side B, to act as
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basal thinning for secure hafting. |
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| DACR366 |
A VERY thin, delicate and
expertly |
Jackson
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35.00 |
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flaked red jasper Gunther arrowhead, |
S.
Oregon |
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definitely made by a master knapper.
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Has a clip to both tangs as well as to |
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one corner of the stem |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| BECR28 |
A well made and heavily
worked red, white, brown |
Found in Priest |
225.00 |
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and black agatized wood Archaic Triangular knife
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Rapids, WA |
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blade. Flaking on this one is quite superior |
(mis-labeled) |
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| BECR29 |
A very nice white and
purple chert |
Columbia River, |
75.00 |
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Snake River Arrowhead
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Oregon |
4/27 |
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| BECR30 |
A very nice translucent |
Found on the Columbia |
45.00 |
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moonstone, yellow, red and
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River in Grant County, |
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white agate uni-faced scraper |
Washington |
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| BECR31 |
A nice thin white chert
Cascade |
Found in Grant |
38.00 |
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knife blade having an attractive
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County, Washington |
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purplish hue |
in 1964 |
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| BECR32 |
A beautiful burgundy
jasper Merrybell (Var. II) . |
Recovered in Priest |
90.00 |
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arrowhead made on a medium sized flake |
Rapids, WA |
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Side A is beautifully flaked, while side B has |
(mis-labeled) |
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50% of the original flake scar removed |
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through pressure flaking all around the |
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periphery. A most interesting example of this |
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ancient technology. |
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| BECR33 |
An olive green chert
Cascade |
Found in Priest |
65.00 |
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Shouldered arrowhead having an
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Rapids, WA |
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ancient slightly snapped base and a |
(mis-labeled) |
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somewhat scarce apiculate tip |
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| BECR34 |
A thin and attractive
mottled burgundy chert |
Found in Priest |
40.00 |
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Plateau Pentagonal hafted knife blade. The
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Rapids, WA |
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ancient master who created this beauty really |
(mis-labeled) |
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put-in overtime on the flaking. Both ears |
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appear to have been anciently "clipped" |
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| BECR35 |
A scarce deep burgundy
chert |
Recovered from |
100.00 |
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curved Cascade knife blade. A
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Priest Rapids, |
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most attractive piece but it has |
Washington |
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what appears to be an ancient nick |
(mis-labeled) |
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on one side near the base (shows |
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as black in the last photo) |
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| BECR38 |
A very nice mottled brown,
tan |
Found in |
50.00 |
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and purple agate Coquille
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Yakima County, |
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Broadneck dart point |
Washington |
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| JFCR34 |
A sturdy tan & off white
agate |
Recovered near
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35.00 |
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Wallula Gap arrowhead having a |
The Dalles, |
5/4 |
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translucent orange agate stem |
Washington |
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| JFCR35 |
A nice sturdy gray and
lavender |
Recovered near
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36.00 |
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Wallula Gap arrowhead having a |
The Dalles, |
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sheared base |
Washington |
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| SWCR265 |
A deep burgundy and gray
chert |
From an ancient site at
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15.00 |
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Tucannon Stemmed dart point |
Quinton, Oregon |
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| JFCR37 |
A white chert Rabbit Island |
Recovered near
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22.00 |
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dart point showing heavy |
The Dalles, |
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dark gray river staining |
Washington |
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| JFCR38 |
A glossy indian red chert
Wallula |
Recovered near
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40.00 |
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Gap arrowhead having dark spotted |
The Dalles, |
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patterns, more prevalent on side B.
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Washington |
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A well-made piece with the smallest
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clip to one side of the base
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| JFCR39 |
A most attractive white,
brown, |
Recovered near
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45.00 |
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orange, yellow, purple and red |
The Dalles, |
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diagonally banded agate Gatecliff
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Washington |
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point, most likely hafted for use
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as a blade |
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| JFCR40 |
A greenish-yellow and brown
chert |
Recovered near
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20.00 |
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Desert General arrowhead showing |
The Dalles, |
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MODERN
RE-CHIPPING on both |
Washington |
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edges of the tip. Priced Accordingly ! |
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| JFCR41 |
A mottled brown chert
Shaniko |
Recovered near
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24.00 |
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Stemmed arrowhead showing a nice |
The Dalles, |
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hafting stop on side B, but having a
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Washington |
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flat base which most likely is the
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original striking platform remnants
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(doesn't show breakage, but it is flat) |
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| CR189 |
A very thin and attractive
brown |
Recovered in |
15.00 |
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jasper Rabbit Island dart point
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Roosevelt, WA on |
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having amazing flaking patterns
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the Columbia River |
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and a nice basal hafting stop
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| SWCR316 |
A slightly crude and
certainly |
Found within the lower
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10.00 |
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ancient light brown chert |
Columbia River Basin |
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Columbia Plateau bird point
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR317 |
An attractive mottled
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Found within the lower
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15.00 |
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burgundy w/ blue flecks chert |
Columbia River Basin |
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Rabbit Island dart point
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR318 |
A fairly thin (for rock
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Found within the lower
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10.00 |
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medium gray basalt Rabbit |
Columbia River Basin |
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Island dart point
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR319 |
A nice looking mottled
brown |
Found within the lower
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15.00 |
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agate Wallula Gap arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR320 |
A nice gray-brown petrified
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Found within the lower
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15.00 |
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wood Wallula Gap arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR322 |
A deep burgundy chert |
Found within the lower
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10.00 |
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Rabbit Island dart point |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR324 |
A very thin indian-red
chert |
Found within the lower
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20.00 |
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Eastgate arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
3/5 |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR326 |
A sturdy pinkish-gray chert |
Found within the lower
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14.00 |
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Wallula Gap arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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showing nice craftsmanship
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR330 |
A glossy light gray chert |
Found within the lower
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15.00 |
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Wallula Gap
arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR331 |
An interesting and finely |
Found within the lower
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14.00 |
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flaked mottled blue-gray chert |
Columbia River Basin |
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Wallula Gap arrowhead |
between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR332 |
An off-white and mottled
gray |
Found within the lower
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12.00 |
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chert Wallula Gap arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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| SWCR333 |
A nicely made burgundy
chert |
Found within the lower
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25.00 |
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Rabbit Island arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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| SWCR334 |
A medium gray chert |
Found within the lower
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18.00 |
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Desert General
arrowhead |
Columbia River Basin |
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between 1960 and 1970, |
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Full history to buyer |
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