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Ancient Indian arrowheads and Artifacts from the Columbia River in
Washington and Oregon. |
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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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| BWCR31 |
A black river-polished
basalt |
Recovered from the |
85.00 |
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winged Drill thoroughly
flaked |
Dalles, OR on the
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on both faces to a median ridge |
Columbia River |
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| DACR226 |
Now this one's really
different... A frosty
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Skamania Co.
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40.00 |
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off-white and orange agatized wood Snake |
WA
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River Dart point, made on an "arching" flake
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and heavily beveled on the right side to
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compensate and balance a "twist" which was
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evident in the original flake. Side B has 95%
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of the original flake's surface showing and is
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only pressure flaked around the blade edges. |
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The base is sheared. |
Ex: Rod Brown |
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| DACR567 |
A most interesting
semi-translucent |
Recovered in the
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25.00 |
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yellow and amber agate
Gatecliff |
Willamette Valley near
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11/15
ON-HOLD
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arrowhead having a flat form to side |
Sweet Home, OR |
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B and a convex form to side A.
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Made on a flake, it retains 20% of
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the original flake's surface on side B. |
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Quite an attractive piece, actually |
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| DACR126 |
An attractive dark brown |
Columbia River, OR |
SOLD |
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agate Snake River Dart point. |
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12/11 |
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Approximately 25% of side B |
Ex: Blake |
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remains un-worked |
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| DACR688 |
A mottled light brown chert
Shaniko |
Recovered on the Columbia
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40.00 |
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Stemmed hafted knife form
which has |
River west of the Dalles, OR |
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had one ear anciently removed from
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resharpenings. Flaking patterns are
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subdued owing to the nature of the host
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stone and it has the original striking
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platform on the end of the base. It also
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has reddish coloration to the stem
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| DACR692 |
A mottled brown petrified
wood |
Recovered on the
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40.00 |
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Cascade Knife / Drill
form, mostly |
Columbia River near
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knapped only around the edges,
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Arlington, OR |
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as most petrified wood pieces are |
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| DACR695 |
A nicely weathered motteled
gray chert |
Recovered on the
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30.00 |
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Cascade Knife blade well
flaked on both |
Columbia River
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faces by a (barely) intermediate knapper |
in Oregon |
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| DFCR3 |
An attractive blue and gray
chert |
Recovered on the
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SOLD |
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Merrybell arrowhead
thoroughly but |
Columbia River in |
12/11 |
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somewhat crudely flaked on both
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Washington |
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faces with an ancient nick to the tip |
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| DFCR4 |
An attractive orange, honey
colored and |
Recovered on the
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18.00 |
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brown agate Wallula Gap
arrowhead which |
Columbia River in |
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has a snapped base and a spider bite to the |
Washington |
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tip. It was made on a flake and retains 50% |
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of the original flake's surface on side B |
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| DFCR5 |
A small and delicate light
gray chert |
Recovered on the
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15.00 |
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Rose Springs side-notched
arrowhead |
Columbia River in |
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thoroughly flaked on both faces. One
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Washington |
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tang is missing from ancient resharpening |
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| DFCR11 |
A purple and dark gray
chert |
Recovered on the
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10.00 |
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winged Drill thoroughly
flaked on |
Columbia River in |
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both faces with a nick to the tip |
Washington |
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| DFCR13 |
A very rustic black basalt
Rose Springs stemmed |
Recovered on the
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10.00 |
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arrowhead having sparse
flaking patterns. It |
Columbia River in |
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appears to have been coated on one side with
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Washington |
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shellac, a practice for mounting artifacts from the |
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1940's through 1950's. (This is easily removed
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with a quick acetone soaking) |
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| DFCR14 |
A nice, slightly curved
obsidian Pencil Drill, |
Recovered on the
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8.00 |
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thoroughly flaked on both
faces. It appears to have |
Columbia River in |
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been coated on one side with shellac, a practice for
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Washington |
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mounting artifacts from the 1940's through 1950's.
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(This is easily removed with a quick acetone soaking) |
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| DACR586 |
A nice brown chert Wallula
Gap |
Willamette Valley,
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35.00 |
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rectangular stem arrowhead |
Linn Co., OR |
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having a clip to the stem |
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| DACR651 |
A light brown chert hafted |
Arlington, OR |
65.00 |
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knife blade having very |
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shallow notches
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Ex: Tuck |
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| DACR656 |
A brown chert Wildcat
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Columbia River, Oregon |
45.00 |
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Canyon hafted knife form |
Ex: Tuck |
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| BWCR19 |
A mottled brown, tan and
gray agate |
Recovered on the |
75.00 |
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Columbia Plateau arrowhead
having a |
Columbia River in
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spider bite to the tip and lateral shears
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Washington |
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to both tangs, which are missing. Flaking |
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is thorough on both faces executed by
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an upper-intermediate knapper |
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| BWCR22 |
A very nice, thin and
delicate |
Recovered on the
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75.00 |
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burgundy chert Columbia
Plateau |
Columbia River in
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arrowhead having very good and
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Washington |
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thorough flaking patterns to both |
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faces by a very advanced knapper. |
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The very tip of one tang is missing. |
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| BWCR23 |
A fairly large, for type
mottled |
Recovered on the
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45.00 |
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lavender, brown, orange
and red |
Columbia River in
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jasper Eastgate dart point. Flaking
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Washington |
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is thorough on both faces, although |
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there is a slight "step" on each face |
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| BWCR24 |
A very nice
semi-translucent honey |
Recovered on the
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SOLD |
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colored agate Eastgate
arrowhead having |
Columbia River in
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12/11 |
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good, thorough flaking patterns on both
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Washington |
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faces by an intermediate knapper, which |
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travel to a median ridge on both faces. The |
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base has a nick to one corner and it also |
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has a slight (1/8") lateral fracture to one
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edge at the very tip. Still an attractive piece |
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| BWCR26 |
A most interesting and
colorful mottled |
Recovered on the
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tan, red and black
petrified miniature |
Columbia River in
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Columbia Mule Ear. It has an ancient nick |
Washington |
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to the tip and was most likely, greatly
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worked down from it's original size |
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| DACR657 |
A mottled light brown and
blue-gray agate |
Recovered on the |
45.00 |
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Atlatl Valley Triangular
knife blade. It's |
Columbia River, Oregon |
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thoroughly flaked on both faces by an
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intermediate knapper, but does have 2
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slight "steps" on side A where the hoststone |
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resisted flaking. It has a tick bite to the very |
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tip, but is still a very good looking artifact |
Ex: Tuck |
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| JFCR81 |
A nice, delicate light
brown chert |
The Dalles, OR |
35.00 |
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Wallula Gap Rectangular
Stem |
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arrowhead, thoroughly flaked but
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having a shallow step running vertically |
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up the centerline on side B (photo 6) |
Ex: Hanning |
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| DACR554 |
A semi-translucent amber, |
Recovered in the
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SOLD |
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brown, yellow, red and
white |
Willamette Valley near
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12/11 |
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agate Big Valley Stemmed
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Sweet Home, OR |
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dart point having a snapped
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base and missing one tang
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| DACR555 |
A fairly thick and gorgeous
purplish- |
Recovered in the
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30.00 |
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red, burgundy and
brown-yellow chert |
Willamette Valley near
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greatly worked down rectangular
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Sweet Home, OR |
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stemmed knife blade which has no
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damage. Quite an attractive piece |
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| BWCR1 |
A gorgeous semi-translucent
very light |
Recovered on |
55.00 |
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brown and honey colored Gunther
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the Columbia River |
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barbed arrowhead which has
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in Washington |
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professional
RESTORATION to the |
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longer barb as well as to the very tip
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| DACR562 |
A very thin and delicate
semi-translucent |
Recovered in the
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white with yellow and
pinkish hues agate |
Willamette Valley near
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12/11 |
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Dagger arrowhead which has a very
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Sweet Home, OR |
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short (1/16") and unusual surface shear
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to one face from the tip |
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| BWCR6 |
An interesting
semi-translucent mottled gray, |
Recovered on the |
95.00 |
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brown and red agate Mule
Ear knife blade. |
Klickitat River in
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This one is thoroughly flaked on both faces
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Washington |
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by an advanced knapper and was
greatly
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worked down from ancient resharpenings
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| BWCR7 |
A nice mottled off-white,
light gray and |
Recovered on the |
85.00 |
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burgundy agate Mule Ear
hafted knife blade |
Klickitat River in
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thoroughly flaked on both faces by an
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Washington |
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advanced knapper. It has an ancient nick to |
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one cutting edge just above the horizontal
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centerline (photo 2), still an attractive piece
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| MHCR1003 |
Kind of a ho-hum mottled
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Recovered on the |
12.00 |
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gray and burgundy chert |
Columbia River, WA |
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Desert General arrowhead
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made by a novice knapper |
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| DACR367 |
A small and very thin red
chert |
Jackson
County, |
24.00 |
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Gunther arrowhead having |
S.
Oregon |
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small bites from all 3 lower
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appendages. Thoroughly
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flaked with tannic river staining |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DACR369 |
A gorgeous, fairly large
(for type) |
Jackson
County, |
24.00 |
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mottled light pink and white chert |
S.
Oregon |
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Gunther barbed arrowhead. Well
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made, but having a missing tang |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DACR373 |
A mottled red and burgundy
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Columbia River, |
30.00 |
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chert hafted Cascade blade, |
Oregon |
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having shallow notches |
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| DACR377 |
A quite small and
interesting |
Sandy River, OR |
30.00 |
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mottled red, purple, white and
blue |
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chert Cascade blade with a flat
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hafting area at the base on side B |
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| DACR5 |
A rustic medium brown and
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Recovered on the |
30.00 |
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burgundy chert Columbia Mule |
Columbia River |
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Ear blade almost worked down
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to a drill form
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| DACR571 |
An attractive
semi-translucent |
Recovered in the
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22.00 |
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moonstone agate Rabbit
Island |
Willamette Valley near
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arrowhead having 2 diagonal
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Sweet Home, OR |
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pink bands near the tip. Both
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tangs and the tip have nicks
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| MHCR735 |
A paper-thin mottled brown,
tan and |
Found by Les Packer |
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gray agate Columbia
Plateau |
on the Columbia River
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arrowhead originally made on a
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near The Dalles, OR |
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flake but having all of the original
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flake's surface removed through
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masterful secondary pressure flaking |
Ex: Michael Hough
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| MHCR737 |
A fairly thin mottled brown
jasper |
Found by Les Packer on |
SOLD |
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Columbia Plateau
arrowhead, |
the Columbia River near
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12/11 |
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well flaked on both faces.
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The Dalles, OR |
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Ex: Michael Hough
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| JDCR7 |
An interesting mottled red,
white and |
Found on the |
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burgundy chert Desert
General arrowhead |
Columbia River |
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which has been beat up in ancient times.
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Side B is mostly flat, with minimal flaking to |
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the periphery of the edges and tip. It also
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appears to have been anciently re-based,
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most likely after sustaining damage from a
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"missed shot". Flaking is of a beginner
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knapper's caliper, still a colorful point |
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| JDCR8 |
A delicate blue-gray
chalcedony Rabbit |
Found on the |
SOLD |
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Island arrow point, made
on a flake, and |
Columbia River |
12/11 |
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retaining 40% of the flake's original flat
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surface on side B, and having an overt flat on |
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35% of side A's surface, in the center, where |
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pressure flaking was only done around the
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edges. It has a nick to the tip and to one tang |
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| DACR143 |
An attractive
semi-translucent |
Columbia River, OR |
35.00 |
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moonstone agate Plateau |
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Pentagonal blade having slight |
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curvature which is more |
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pronounced near the tip |
Ex: Beatrice Morehead |
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