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This page contains "other" Ancient native
American Indian relics and small hand or flint tools from a
by-gone stone age period in time.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT69 A totally fascinating and heavily worked-. Recovered in 24.00

down black obsidian Cascade knife blade

SE Oregon
It has thorough flaking to both faces, with
the ancient resharpenings giving much finer
and detailed flaking patterns above the
hafted area

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT70 A very attractive red and mahogany  Recovered from the 200.00

colored Coastal Plains chert Paleo hafted

upper Suwannee
knife blade having nice tannic staining River drainage basin
which only adds to it's rustic appearance. in Florida
It has nice percussion flaking with more 
micro pressure flaking to the cutting edge.
A most fascinating item.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT71 A gorgeous and sturdy light brown Recovered from the 250.00

Coastal Plains chert Paleo hafted

Flint River in
knife blade having very subtle and Dougherty Co., GA
attractive river polish

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT72 A very rustic and sturdy dark brown Recovered from the 250.00

Coastal Plains Chert Paleo hafted

Flint River in
knife blade having heavy duty river Dougherty Co., GA
polish and tannic staining which only
adds to it's appearance. The surface 
itself somewhat resembles the surface
of the desert polished Acheulean
hand-axes from the old world.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT73 A highly river polished orange Coastal  Recovered from the 175.00

Plains chert Paleo knife blade showing

Flint River in
nice percussion flaking with more   Dougherty Co., GA
minute pressure flaking patterns on the
cutting edges. The diagonal "cut" at the
base is actually the original striking
platform from which this piece was
made. An outstanding "looker" for
serious blade collectors.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT74 A fairly thin and well worked jet black Recovered in 275.00

Zaleski Flint Early Archaic hafted knife  

Vinton Co., OH
blade having thorough percussion flaking
followed up by very intricate and detailed
pressure flaking to the cutting edges. This
one's a real piece of artwork dating to
the same period as St. Charles blades,
between 8,000 and 9,500 years old !

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT75 This one reminds me of the silver-back gorillas, Recovered in 125.00

the color matches perfectly. A semi-translucent,

SE Oregon
opalescent AND iridescent obsidian  Archaic
Atlatl Valley triangular knife blade which changes
color from black to silver when it is turned at
different angles to a light source. It appears to be
a hastily made blade, and was probably intended
as a preform for an arrowhead but was used as a
knife blade in the interim. It has a diagonal "slice"
to 1 edge running from the tip for 3/8" along the
cutting edge. A quite rare hoststone material, I've
only seen a few other artifacts made from the
silver-to-black iridescent obsidian.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT76 This one comes with 2 COA's which don't exactly Recovered in 200.00
 

agree with each other. The Gardiner Antiquities

San Juan Co., Utah
COA (whom I purchased this one from many years
ago) describes it as being: A beautiful red Jasper
Basketmaker knife blade showing good percussion 
flaking with nice pressure flaking to the cutting edges.
It has a slight stack to the center of the surface of
side B. Still a very attractive piece dating back to
between 1400 and 1900 years old. (Basketmaker
II-III) The Stermer COA describes it as being an 
Archaic Round-base knife dating between 2,000 to
7,000 years old. I tend to rely on the first COA
more, since this is who I purchased this item from,
and in all fairness to Ben, I don't believe that I
provided him with this information, as I wanted to
get his un-jaded opinion, which was probably my Gardiner COA
mistake; but at least we know it's for real ! Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT77 An absolutely gorgeous jet black Zaleski flint Recovered in 250.00

St. Charles (Dovetail) drill dating back to the

Vinton Co., OH
Early Archaic period between 8,000 and 
9,500 years old ! Definitely made by a master
knapper and showing strong beveling, heavy
basal grinding, a nice median ridge and slight
usage wear to the tip. Just a stunning item !

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT78 A HUGE uni-faced red and orange Recovered from 75.00

coastal plains chert hafted turtle-back

the Flint River in
scraper from the Paleo period. It has  Dougherty Co., GA
nice river polish and slight tannic staining,
which only enhance it's appearance

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT79 A very interesting and very scarce Found in the Tennessee  250.00

conglomerate celt, also known as "puddin'

River in Lauderdale Co.,
stone" to the locals. It consists of a dark Alabama
brown clay, hardened to rock with a
multitude of various colored inlaid pebbles.
It has nice usage polish at the tip, and is 
missing a small section at the base where one 5/5
of the inlaid pebbles evidently broke off. ON-HOLD

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT80 A yummy light brown with a Recovered in the 40.00

gray splotch chert uni-faced

Texas Panhandle
turtle-back scraper

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SWFT28 A semi-translucent honey colored  Fall River County, 65.00

knife river flint Archaic Triangular

South Dakota. 
knife blade showing signs of Full provenance
multiple ancient re-sharpenings. to buyer
A very sturdy and well-used piece

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SWFT29 A farily large brown flint side Fall River County, 100.00

knife blade, typically hafted

South Dakota. 
into a bison rib-bone handle Full provenance to buyer

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT8 A VERY LARGE attractive and completely Found in Kentucky 450.00
intact (as made) Indian-red, blue and gray
North Blade in its Primary Preform stage
from the Middle Woodland Hopewell
Culture (350 AD to 2100 BC) Featured on
our Museum page under the topic "Blanks" Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT9 A HUGE gray and blue flint (Hornstone) Unknown 450.00
Trade Blank (See our museum page for  Mid-Western State
an explanation of these) Has a V-shaped
ding to one edge Rogers COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT10 A HUGE red coastal plain chert over-sized Recovered from the 200.00
chopper/hand-axe showing heavy tannic acid Santa Fe River in
staining on one side, still has moss attached Florida by scuba divers
from being under water for hundreds of years,
and has a pit at dead-center of side B, which
doesn't penetrate all the way through the blade, 
a creek pebble is lodged in the hole, and held in
place by moss. A REAL Monster piece ! 
(Featured on our Museum page under the topic
"A Whopper Chopper")

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT11 A scarce deep brown Monterey chert Found in 100.00
Paleo Hand Axe having white banding Santa Maria, CA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT62 An almost translucent moonstone agate, American Falls, ID 75.00

very flat stemmed blade having a halo of

 
yellow all around the blade's periphery.
The surface is very rough and ONLY 
the edges of both sides have been flaked
in the old "fast and dirty" style Ex: Crandall

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT73 Well, it wouldn't be a real release if Recovered at 25.00

we didn't let at least one attend the

Mud Lake, Idaho
ball... A "plain jane" river polished
brown chert mini-Cascade blade

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT49 A thick and crude but rare brown, Recovered in 5.00
white and gray petrified wood "fast Roosevalt, WA on
and dirty" knife blade the Columbia River

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT50 A set of 2 crude Columbia River Recovered in 5.00
knife blades, 1 made from an Roosevalt, WA on
attractive multi-colored petrified wood the Columbia River

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT51 A set of 3 attractive scraper / blades Recovered in 10.00
in various materials Roosevalt, WA on
the Columbia River

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT52 A knife and agate scraper which Recovered in 6.00
appears to have been re-cycled from Roosevalt, WA on
the tip of a broken knife blade the Columbia River

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT53 A nice pair of scraper / blade tools. Recovered in 6.00
Roosevalt, WA on
the Columbia River

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RDFT17 KNIFE. A 3 1/4" long and 1 5/16" Gunnison county, 40.00

wide well made tan quartzite knife

Colorado
blade

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RDFT18

DRILL. A 2 3/4" long and 3/4"

Huerfano county, 30.00

wide gold and black jasper drill

Colorado
This is a large drill

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RDFT21

SCRAPER. A 2" long and 15/19"

Kit Carson county, 25.00

wide gold jasper scraper.

Colorado

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RDFT22

DRILL. A 1 1/2" long and

La Plata county, 30.00

1 1/8" wide tan quartzite drill

Colorado

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RDFT6 KNIFE. A 3 1/8" long and 1 1/8" Delta county, SOLD

wide, dark brown chert late

Colorado
  Prehistoric knife blade   3/28
A beautiful thin well flaked piece. Stermer COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RDFT7 KNIFE. A 3 3/16" long and Delta county, 40.00

13/16" wide black chert knife.

Colorado
A very nice knife.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RDFT8 A 3" long and 2 3/8" wide brown and black   Douglas county, 50.00

petrified wood Bi-facially worked Pre-form.

Colorado
It was a common practice to make a pre-
form to carry on a trip to later be made into
a knife, point or whatever was needed

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
PT20 Tan, blue and gray flint uniface Louisville, KY 10.00
  Paleo hafted scraper    
       

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHTO3 Five nicely patinated knife Found by Brian Walther 25.00
river flint thumbnail scrapers of Mobridge, SD  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO39 A LARGE blue Indianna Recovered from Harrison Co., 15.00
hornstone drill IN on the Ohio river at
Mauk Port Bottoms

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO42 A blue flint hafted Unkn, most likely 3.00
hide-scraper Ohio or Kentucky

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO40 A gray, yellow, red & tan flint ridge Recovered from Licking Co., OH 8.00
flint micro-bladette core stone  between 1930 and 1939
Woodland period - 1200 BP

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO41 A red & yellow flint ridge flint Recovered in Fairfield Co., 8.00
micro-bladette core stone OH on 2/28/37

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT33 An Exceptional and Large  Greene Co., Arkansas 75.00
perfect Dalton drill made from
tan and gray Crowley's ridge
(P533) chert w/ a red tip Partain COA

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO27 A gray waxy novaculite Central Texas 6.00
paddle drill

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO28 A nice sized mottled blue & N. Ohio 5.00
tan Coshocton flint drill

 Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO2 Red/Brown Flint River 30.00
  Coastal Chert Dougherty County, GA  
  Adze    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHTO2 Five nicely patinated knife river Found by Brian Walther 25.00
flint thumbnail scrapers of Mobridge, SD  

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