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This page contains "other" Ancient native |
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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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| FT69 |
A totally fascinating and
heavily worked-. |
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down black obsidian Cascade knife
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SE Oregon |
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It has thorough flaking to both faces, with
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the ancient resharpenings giving much finer
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and detailed flaking patterns above the
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hafted area
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| FT70 |
A very attractive red and
mahogany |
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200.00 |
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colored Coastal Plains chert Paleo
hafted |
upper Suwannee |
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knife blade having nice tannic staining
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River drainage basin
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which only adds to it's rustic appearance.
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in Florida |
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It has nice percussion flaking with more
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micro pressure flaking to the cutting edge. |
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A most fascinating item.
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| FT71 |
A gorgeous and sturdy light
brown |
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250.00 |
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Coastal Plains chert Paleo hafted |
Flint River in |
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knife blade having very subtle and
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Dougherty Co., GA |
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attractive river polish
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| FT72 |
A very rustic and sturdy
dark brown |
Recovered from the |
250.00 |
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Coastal Plains Chert Paleo hafted |
Flint River in |
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knife blade having heavy duty river
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Dougherty Co., GA |
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polish and tannic staining which only
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adds to it's appearance. The surface
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itself somewhat resembles the surface |
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of the desert polished Acheulean
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hand-axes from the old world. |
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| FT73 |
A highly river polished
orange Coastal |
Recovered from the |
175.00 |
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Plains chert Paleo knife blade
showing |
Flint River in |
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nice percussion flaking with more
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Dougherty Co., GA |
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minute pressure flaking patterns on the |
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cutting edges. The diagonal "cut" at the |
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base is actually the original striking
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platform from which this piece was
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made. An outstanding "looker" for
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serious blade collectors. |
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| FT74 |
A fairly thin and well
worked jet black |
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275.00 |
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Zaleski Flint Early Archaic
hafted knife |
Vinton Co., OH |
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blade having thorough percussion flaking
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followed up by very intricate and detailed |
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pressure flaking to the cutting edges. This |
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one's a real piece of artwork dating to
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the same period as St. Charles blades,
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between 8,000 and 9,500 years old !
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| FT75 |
This one reminds me of the
silver-back gorillas, |
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125.00 |
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the color matches perfectly. A
semi-translucent, |
SE Oregon |
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opalescent AND iridescent obsidian Archaic
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Atlatl Valley triangular knife blade which changes
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color from black to silver when it is turned at
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different angles to a light source. It appears to be
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a hastily made blade, and was probably intended
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as a preform for an arrowhead but was used as a
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knife blade in the interim. It has a diagonal "slice"
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to 1 edge running from the tip for 3/8" along the
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cutting edge. A quite rare hoststone material, I've
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only seen a few other artifacts made from the
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silver-to-black iridescent obsidian.
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| FT76 |
This one comes with 2 COA's
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Recovered in |
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agree with each other. The
Gardiner Antiquities |
San Juan Co., Utah |
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COA (whom I purchased this one from many years
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ago) describes it as being: A beautiful red Jasper
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Basketmaker knife blade showing good percussion
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flaking with nice pressure flaking to the cutting
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It has a slight stack to the center of the surface of
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side B. Still a very attractive piece dating back to
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between 1400 and 1900 years old. (Basketmaker
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II-III) The Stermer COA describes it as being an
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Archaic Round-base knife dating between 2,000 to |
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7,000 years old. I tend to rely on the first COA
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more, since this is who I purchased this item from,
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and in all fairness to Ben, I don't believe that I
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provided him with this information, as I wanted to
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get his un-jaded opinion, which was probably my
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Gardiner
COA
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mistake; but at least we know it's for real ! |
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| FT77 |
An absolutely gorgeous jet
black Zaleski flint |
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250.00 |
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St. Charles (Dovetail) drill
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Vinton Co., OH |
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Early Archaic period between 8,000 and
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9,500 years old ! Definitely made by a master |
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knapper and showing strong beveling, heavy
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basal grinding, a nice median ridge and slight
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usage wear to the tip. Just a stunning item ! |
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| FT78 |
A HUGE uni-faced red and
orange |
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coastal plains chert hafted turtle-back |
the Flint River in |
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scraper from the Paleo period. It has
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Dougherty Co., GA |
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nice river polish and slight tannic staining, |
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which only enhance it's appearance
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| FT79 |
A very interesting and very
scarce |
Found in the Tennessee |
250.00 |
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conglomerate celt, also known as "puddin' |
River in Lauderdale Co., |
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stone" to the locals. It consists of a dark
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Alabama |
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brown clay, hardened to rock with a
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multitude of various colored inlaid pebbles. |
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It has nice usage polish at the tip, and is
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missing a small section at the base where one |
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of the inlaid pebbles evidently broke off.
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| FT80 |
A yummy light brown with a
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gray splotch chert uni-faced |
Texas Panhandle
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turtle-back scraper
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A semi-translucent honey
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Fall River County,
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knife river flint Archaic
Triangular |
South Dakota. |
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knife blade showing signs of
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multiple ancient re-sharpenings.
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A very sturdy and well-used piece |
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A farily large brown flint
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Fall River County,
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knife blade, typically hafted |
South Dakota. |
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into a bison rib-bone handle |
Full provenance to buyer |
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| FT8 |
A VERY LARGE attractive and
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Found in Kentucky
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intact (as made)
Indian-red, blue and gray
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North Blade in its Primary Preform stage
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from the Middle Woodland Hopewell
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Culture (350 AD to 2100 BC) Featured on
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our Museum page under the topic "Blanks"
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| FT9 |
A HUGE gray and blue flint
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Unknown
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450.00 |
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Trade Blank (See our museum page for
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Mid-Western State |
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an explanation of these) Has a V-shaped |
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ding to one edge
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Rogers
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| FT10 |
A HUGE red coastal plain
chert over-sized |
Recovered from the
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chopper/hand-axe showing heavy tannic acid
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Santa Fe River in |
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staining on one side, still has moss attached
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Florida by scuba divers |
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from being under water for hundreds of years,
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and has a pit at dead-center of side B, which
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doesn't penetrate all the way through the blade,
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a creek pebble is lodged in the hole, and held in |
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place by moss. A REAL Monster piece !
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(Featured on our Museum page under the topic |
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"A Whopper Chopper")
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| FT11 |
A scarce deep brown
Monterey chert |
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100.00 |
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Paleo Hand Axe having white banding
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Santa Maria, CA |
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An almost translucent
moonstone agate, |
American Falls, ID |
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very flat stemmed blade having a
halo of |
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yellow all around the blade's periphery.
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The surface is very rough and ONLY
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the edges of both sides have been flaked |
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in the old "fast and dirty" style
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Ex: Crandall |
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| DAFT73 |
Well, it wouldn't be a real
release if |
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we didn't let at least one attend
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Mud Lake, Idaho |
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ball... A "plain jane"
river polished
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brown chert mini-Cascade blade
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| FT49 |
A thick and crude but rare
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white and gray petrified wood "fast
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Roosevalt, WA on |
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and dirty" knife blade
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the Columbia River |
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| FT50 |
A set of 2 crude Columbia
River |
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knife blades, 1 made from an
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Roosevalt, WA on |
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attractive multi-colored petrified wood |
the Columbia River |
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| FT51 |
A set of 3 attractive
scraper / blades |
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10.00 |
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in various materials |
Roosevalt, WA on |
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the Columbia River |
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A knife and agate scraper
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6.00 |
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appears to have been re-cycled from
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Roosevalt, WA on |
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the tip of a broken knife blade |
the Columbia River |
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| FT53 |
A nice pair of scraper /
blade tools. |
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6.00 |
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Roosevalt, WA on |
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the Columbia River |
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KNIFE. A 3 1/4" long and 1
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Gunnison county,
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wide well made tan quartzite
knife |
Colorado |
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blade |
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DRILL. A 2 3/4" long and
3/4" |
Huerfano county,
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wide gold and black jasper
drill |
Colorado |
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SCRAPER. A 2" long and
15/19" |
Kit Carson county,
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wide gold jasper scraper. |
Colorado |
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DRILL. A 1 1/2" long and
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La Plata county,
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1 1/8" wide tan quartzite
drill |
Colorado |
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KNIFE. A 3 1/8" long and 1 1/8" |
Delta county, |
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wide, dark brown chert late |
Colorado |
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Prehistoric knife blade |
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A beautiful thin well flaked piece. |
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KNIFE. A 3 3/16" long and |
Delta county, |
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13/16" wide black chert knife. |
Colorado |
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A very nice knife. |
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A 3" long and 2 3/8" wide brown and black |
Douglas county, |
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petrified wood Bi-facially worked Pre-form. |
Colorado |
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form to carry on a trip to later be made into
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a knife, point or whatever was needed |
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| PT20 |
Tan, blue and gray flint uniface
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Louisville, KY |
10.00 |
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Five nicely patinated knife
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by Brian Walther
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25.00 |
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river flint thumbnail scrapers |
of Mobridge, SD |
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| TO39 |
A LARGE blue Indianna |
Recovered from Harrison Co., |
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hornstone drill
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Mauk Port Bottoms |
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| TO42 |
A blue flint hafted |
Unkn, most likely |
3.00 |
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hide-scraper
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Ohio or Kentucky |
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| TO40 |
A gray, yellow, red & tan
flint ridge |
Recovered from Licking Co., OH |
8.00 |
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flint micro-bladette core stone
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Woodland period - 1200 BP |
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| TO41 |
A red & yellow flint ridge
flint |
Recovered in Fairfield Co., |
8.00 |
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micro-bladette core stone
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OH on 2/28/37 |
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| FT33 |
An Exceptional and Large |
Greene Co., Arkansas |
75.00 |
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perfect Dalton drill made from |
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tan and gray Crowley's ridge |
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chert w/ a red tip |
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| TO27 |
A gray waxy novaculite |
Central Texas |
6.00 |
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paddle drill |
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| TO28 |
A nice sized mottled blue
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N. Ohio |
5.00 |
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tan Coshocton flint drill |
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| TO2 |
Red/Brown |
Flint River |
30.00 |
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Coastal Chert |
Dougherty County, GA |
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Adze |
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| RHTO2 |
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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