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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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| FT68 |
An outstanding bright red
river polished |
Recovered from the
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450.00 |
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coastal plains chert duo-purpose
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Suwannee River near |
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butchering knife shaped like a sharks
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Dive Oat, FL |
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tooth. A VERY RARE form !
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Perino COA |
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| JFFT6 |
A gorgeous and quite sturdy
mottled |
Found near |
140.00 |
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light blue chert Wadlow blade
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Kansas City, KS |
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back to the late Archaic period,
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between 2,500 and 4,000 years old |
Ex: Milton Tuck |
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| JFFT8 |
A fairly large mottled
dirty-pink |
Found near |
50.00 |
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and gray chert Lerma blade having |
Kansas City, KS |
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a lateral cut off the blade edge from |
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the tip (shown in the last photo) |
Ex: Milton Tuck |
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| JFFT9 |
A very thick and
fascinating off white and |
Found near |
75.00 |
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blue-gray chert uni-faced scraper
/ knife |
Kansas City, KS |
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blade combination tool. Most likely from |
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the early to middle Archaic period. |
Ex: Milton Tuck |
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| JFFT10 |
A fairly broad and fairly
thin (for the |
Found in |
95.00 |
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size) off-white chert Adena
blade, |
Iona, MO |
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dating back from the late Archaic to
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Woodland periods, between 1,200 and |
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3,000 years old. A reasonably attractive |
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piece having a circle of crystal inclusions |
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just below the centerline on one face |
Ex: Milton Tuck |
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| JFFT11 |
A large orange, yellow and
off-white |
Found near |
100.00 |
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chert Adena knife blade having an |
Kansas City, KS |
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ancient nick to the tip and an anciently
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snapped base. Just an interesting blade. |
Ex: Milton Tuck |
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| LSFT4 |
A very nice off-white,
light lavender |
Uncertain, |
75.00 |
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and light orange chert Montell
drill |
most likely |
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from the Mid-Archaic through late |
central Texas |
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Woodland periods. (between 1,000 |
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and 5,000 years old)
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| LSFT5 |
An interesting pinkish-gray
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Alamosordo, |
30.00 |
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chert winged drill |
New Mexico |
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| SLFT1 |
A jet black opaque obsidian
High |
Found by the seller |
45.00 |
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Desert Cascade knife blade having |
in Owyhee Co., ID |
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thorough and superior flaking patterns |
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as well as unfortunate nicks to both
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stem corners as well as to the tip |
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| RDFT504 |
STEMMED KNIFE: |
New Brunswick, Canada |
75.00 |
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a 2.478" long by 1.039" |
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wide rose chert knife. |
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| LSFT3 |
An attractive sky-blue and
off- |
Recovered in
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40.00 |
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white chert Archaic drill having |
Alamogordo, NM
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a brown and red "hue" to the
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basal area. Delicate and nicely |
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made with FULL basal grinding !
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| BRFT12 |
A very delicate, slender
mahogany, |
Recovered near
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SOLD |
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black and clear obsidian sewing
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Hawthorne, Nevada |
4/17 |
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needle, used on softer material |
Full history to buyer |
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| BRFT16 |
A very delicate, slender
mahogany, |
Recovered near
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SOLD |
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black and clear obsidian sewing
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Hawthorne, Nevada |
3/21 |
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needle, used on softer material |
Full history to buyer |
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| FT26 |
A beautiful and sturdy
light brown |
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100.00 |
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with sections of light green coastal
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Dougherty County, GA |
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plains chert hafted adze
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| FT29 |
An attractive river
polished coastal |
Recovered from the
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20.00 |
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plains chert hafted knife blade
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Flint River in
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Dougherty County, GA
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Stermer
COA
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| FT30 |
A gray, brown and off- |
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10.00 |
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white Monterey chert knife |
Santa Barbara, CA |
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blade, minus the tip
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(Chumash territory) |
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| FT34 |
A VERY NICE somewhat thin
slightly |
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65.00 |
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river polished plains coastal chert hafted
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Flint River in Dougherty |
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Stanfield knife blade having nice basal
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County, GA |
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grinding, from my own personal collection !
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| FT32 |
A thick and in some ways
crude |
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10.00 |
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and in other ways sturdy tan
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Santa Cruz Co., CA |
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banded monterey chert knife blade
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| SWFT4 |
A nice, well made light
brown jasper |
From an ancient site at
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25.00 |
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Columbia River pencil drill |
Quinton, Oregon |
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| TO60 |
A somewhat semi-translucent brown and honey |
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10.00 |
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colored agate uni-faced thumbnail scraper having
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Texas panhandle |
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a thick diagonal tan colored band running from the |
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tip to an edge. A MOST attractive piece ! |
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| TO34 |
A very attractive thick
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Arkansas |
5.00 |
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worked black Pitkin chert pencil drill
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| TO55 |
A very attractive red and
light |
Deer Lodge Co., Montanna |
8.00 |
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brown moss-agate uni-faced
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stemmed hide scraper |
Full history to buyer |
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| TO53 |
A dark blue, light gray
Indiana |
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4.00 |
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hornstone uni-faced combination tool, |
Texas Panhandle |
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cutting blade and thumbnail scraper, |
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having some of the original light brown |
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rind from the host stone intact |
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| RHTO4 |
A sweet little group of 12 |
Oliver County |
36.00 |
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nicely patinated Knife River |
near Bismark, ND |
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Flint thumbnail scrapers
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| RHTO5 |
A sweet little group of 12 |
Oliver County |
36.00 |
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nicely patinated Knife River |
near Bismark, ND |
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Flint thumbnail scrapers |
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| RHTO1 |
Five nicely patinated knife
river |
Found
by Brian Walther
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25.00 |
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flint thumbnail scrapers |
of Mobridge, SD |
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| SWFT3 |
An interesting and somewhat
crude gray and |
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5.00 |
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burgundy chert Cascade knife blade having a
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the Dalles, Oregon
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5/16" crack running from one edge near the base,
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including the Obie site |
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diagonally towards the center of the blade, most
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Full history to buyer |
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likely from some imperfection in the host stone
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which weathered away over time |
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| JBFT11 |
A nice brown/gray hafted |
Recovered in NW |
50.00 |
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Archaic crescent knife blade |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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Full history to buyer |
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| JBFT13 |
An off-white chert quarry
blank |
Recovered in NW |
45.00 |
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(see our museum page for an |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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explanation of these) |
Full history to buyer |
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| JBFT21 |
A group of 4 various chert |
Recovered in NW |
24.00 |
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knife blades. The longest |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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measures 1-7/8" inches |
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| JBFT24 |
An intentionally broken
base from a |
Recovered in NW |
8.00 |
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quarry blank, the piece which was |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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broken off, was then made into a tool
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or arrowhead, and this left-over section |
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was saved for use at a later time. |
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| JBFT42 |
A scarce gray-brown chert
Adze |
Recovered in NW |
45.00 |
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Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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| JBFT44 |
A nice, meaty gray |
Recovered in NW |
20.00 |
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banded chert leaf blade |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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FT2 |
A Group of 10 dark gray
uniface |
Recovered in |
10.00 |
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thumbnail hide scrapers
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Zapata County, Texas |
4/18
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FT3 |
A Group of 10 dark gray
uniface |
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10.00 |
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thumbnail hide scrapers
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Zapata County, Texas |
4/18
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ON-HOLD |
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FT6 |
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A nice set of 4 chert |
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10.00 |
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shaft-scraping blades
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Callaway County, |
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Missouri |
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