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American Indian relics and small hand or flint tools from a |
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by-gone stone age period in time. |
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| DAFT342 |
A well made, mostly opaque
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Harney
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80.00 |
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obsidian Cascade knife blade
showing |
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mostly the original baton percussion
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flaking patterns on both faces with
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very thorough secondary pressure |
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flaking around all edges. Quite a
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worthy specimen of ancient technology |
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| DAFT348 |
A quite thin, translucent,
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Fort
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60.00 |
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opalescent, somewhat crude Windust |
Oregon |
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Sloping Shoulder knife blade. An |
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interesting specimen showing both the |
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baton percussion flaking patterns with |
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very fine edge pressure flaking patterns. |
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It retains 2 flat areas from the shape of |
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the original host stone, one on the base |
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and one running diagonally along side |
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B's edge at the tip for about 7/8".
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| DAFT357 |
A most unusual and quite
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Warner
Valley, OR
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100.00 |
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black obsidian Square knife |
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blade showing thoroughly and
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well worked surface knapping |
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| DAFT358 |
A very nice and sturdy
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Christmas Valley, OR |
80.00 |
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translucent, slightly opalescent |
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obsidian Paleo knife blade
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having frosty surface patina |
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| DAFT372 |
A very interesting mottled
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Eastern Oregon |
40.00 |
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petrified wood combination tool |
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(Scraper and small knife blade)
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having slight green streaks and
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snowflake patterns on and near the |
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base. A neat little "pocket tool" |
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| FT37 |
A MONSTER of a blade !!! A
super super |
From West-Central
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1400.00 |
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nice and HUGE Edwards chert Refugio
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Texas
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knife blade. As per the Perino COA: "A |
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large knife form that has had one retouch |
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re-sharpening that barely reduced the size of |
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the blade". They don't come any better than |
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this one, folks ! |
Perino COA |
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| FT38 |
A very attractive light
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Recovered in Cass County, TX
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300.00 |
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treated Boone chert Friday knife
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having white "lightening bolt" |
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patterns on both surfaces. |
Dwain Rogers COA
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VERY thin and well made |
actually has a comment !!!) |
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| FT39 |
A LARGE and STUNNING
blue-gray |
Recovered from
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550.00 |
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Indiana Hornstone (Harrison County chert)
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Warrick County,
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Benjamin knife blade having a small section |
Indianna |
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of the original rind at the base and what |
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appears to be the original striking platform. |
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A real piece of artwork ! |
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| FT40 |
A beautiful and well
patinated multi-shaded |
Recovered along the
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SOLD |
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gray North blade having a crystal inclusion
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Mississippi River in
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vein running horizontally through the middle |
Southern Illinois |
4/21 |
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An outstanding piece ! |
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| FT41 |
A LARGE deep mottled blue
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Recovered in
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225.00 |
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brown Coshocton chert Paleo knife blade
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Scioto County, Ohio |
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having a ground base (possibly a Paleo |
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preform, used as a knife for a period) |
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| FT42 |
A very nicely made white
Burlington |
Missouri
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150.00 |
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chert Stanfield knife blade having a
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small flat section on one side of the |
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base which "might be" a chip |
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| FT43 |
A HUGE and sturdy
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Found in Jackson
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650.00 |
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red colored chert Paleo knife blade. It has
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County, Illinois
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small crystal inclusions and nice mineral |
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deposits with oblique percussion flaking |
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| FT45 |
A very long and slender, |
Henry Co., TN
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well used brown jasper
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Adena Robbins knife blade |
Perino COA |
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| FT46 |
A HUGE and very stunning
mottled blue |
Found in
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950.00
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Coshocton flint Paleo triangular knife blade Has
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Erie County, Ohio
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outstanding oblique transverse percussion flaking |
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patterns, and, unfortunately what appears to be a |
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slight section of
RECENT GRINDING on face A, |
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very close to the base (about 1/2" long by 1/8" |
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high... don't ask me why, it doesn't make any sort |
Perino COA
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of sense) Still, with this short-coming, this monster |
Flint Ridge Flint, which I |
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displays VERY well as a center-piece |
don't believe is accurate) |
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| FT47 |
A very nice mahogany
colored jasper |
Provenance unknown,
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250.00 |
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Adena narrow stemmed socketed
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possibly Tennessee
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dagger blade which was probably |
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"press-fit" into an antler sleeve handle |
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| FT48 |
A shiny jet black tar-like
obsidian |
Found by Gerry Wolff
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125.00 |
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Cascade knife blade with great flaking
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in Fort Rock, OR |
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patterns, a slight curve to the blade at |
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the tip and a small part of the original |
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striking platform at the base |
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| DAFT15 |
A long and narrow most |
Recovered in |
90.00 |
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attractive creamy white agate |
Humboldt Co., NV |
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Cascade knife blade
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| DAFT21 |
A very long and narrow
mottled |
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90.00 |
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orange and tan chert knife blade |
Harney Co., OR |
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Jackson
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| DAFT25 |
A small tan chert Cascade |
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point manufactured on a flake |
Lake County, OR |
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with 40% of the original flake's |
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surface remaining on side B
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| RHFT1 |
An attractive high quality
mottled |
Western
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175.00 |
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brown Permian flint Early Knife
blade |
Nebraska |
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having light basal grinding and micro- |
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flaked edges as well as a high gloss
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river polish to it's surfaces. This baby
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measures 1-9/16" long by 3/4" wide by |
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3/16" thick |
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| RDFT107 |
KNIFE. A 3" long and 1 1/8" wide
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Rio Blanco county,
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75.00 |
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brownish rose quartzite knife |
Colorado |
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| LSFT1 |
A very colorful, thin, flat
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100.00 |
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worked (only around the edges)
"flake-knife" |
Otero Co., NM |
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blade made from an attractive mottled red |
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and pink chert and found in Paleo country. I |
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call these "fast & dirty" blades, for immediate |
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use "in the field". (They're common on rivers |
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where fish were the primary game catch, and |
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a "fast & dirty" blade was all that was needed |
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for supper) The COA states that this was |
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"re-chipped, and re-used by a later culture".
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Stermer COA |
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| LSFT2 |
A "cute" and very twisted
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Recovered from the
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75.00 |
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beveling and serious usage)
mottled pink |
Pecos Valley, NM
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chert Pandale (used to be) dart point from |
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the Archaic period. This one appears to |
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have been "converted" into a combination |
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spokeshave/knife blade... an interesting |
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combination
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| SWFT22 |
An interesting group of 3
chert |
Purchased from the original finder
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12.00 |
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engraving, drilling and scraping
tools |
who recovered these at an
ancient |
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site on the lower Columbia
River |
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in Washington. Full
information |
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and site information to
buyer |
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| SWFT23 |
A set of 2 agate tools, one
scraper |
Purchased from the original finder
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5.00 |
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and one drill having tip damage |
who recovered these at an
ancient |
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site on the lower Columbia
River |
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in Washington. Full
information |
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and site information to
buyer |
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| SWFT8 |
An attractive group of 7
thumbnail |
Purchased from the original finder
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7.00 |
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scrapers in a variety of
materials |
who recovered these at an
ancient |
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site on the lower Columbia
River |
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in Washington. Full
information |
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and site information to
buyer |
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