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| SWGP64 |
Type = Snake River Arrow. An |
Columbia River Found during
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200.00 |
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extremely thin and delicate semi- |
the early 1900's, this one has |
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translucent orange, red and
purple |
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agate arrowhead masterly
crafted |
documented history of ownership
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into what looks like a very
lethal
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having spent time in a museum, as |
5/7 |
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little point. |
well as in
a who's who collection |
ON-HOLD |

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| SWGP65 |
Type = Klickitat. Super nice |
Columbia River Found during
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125.00 |
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semi-translucent yellowish |
the early 1900's, this one has |
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amber colored agate point
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a very bulbous base. |
documented history of ownership
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having spent time in a museum, as |
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well as in
a who's who collection |
ON-HOLD |


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| SWGP68 |
Type = Klickitat. A very thin |
Columbia River Found during
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75.00 |
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faired
sized point that is nicely |
the early 1900's, this one has |
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shaped, made on a flake with
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an EXTENSIVELY |
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a couple of flat spots. |
documented history of ownership
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having spent time in a museum, as |
5/7 |
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well as in
a who's who collection |
ON-HOLD |

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| SWGP70 |
Type = Wallula Gap |
Columbia River Found during
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60.00 |
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Rectangular Stemmed. A |
the early 1900's, this one has |
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very nice little point made |
an EXTENSIVELY |
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from a brownish/amber agate |
documented history of ownership
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that is semi-translucent. |
having spent time in a museum, as |
5/7 |
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well as in
a who's who collection |
ON-HOLD |

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| SWGP77 |
An extremely thin and
delicate semi- |
Columbia River Found during
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200.00 |
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translucent, opalescent
moonstone |
the early 1900's, this one has |
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agate Columbia Plateau arrowhead
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an EXTENSIVELY |
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having gorgeous sweeping wings. An
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documented history of ownership
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exceptional piece with just the slightest |
having spent time in a museum, as
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5/7 |
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mark of a spider bite to the tip
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well as in
a who's who collection |
ON-HOLD |

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| SWGP81 |
A quite thin and attractive
white |
Columbia River Found during
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125.00 |
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chalcedony Klickitat dart point |
the early 1900's, this one has |
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having a light
reddish-brown
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base and a darker brown vein
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documented history of ownership
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running diagonally through and
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having spent time in a museum, as |
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through. Has one teeny spider
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well as in
a who's who collection |
5/7 |
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bite to one of the tangs |
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ON-HOLD |

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| SLGP2 |
A most attractive, thin and |
Warner Valley, OR |
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delicate burgundy chert Gunther |
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Barbed arrowhead having very
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wicked edge serrations and an |
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unfortunate spider bite to the tip |
Ex: F. Metler |
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| SLGP3 |
A VERY thin, attractive and
very |
Warner Valley, OR |
SOLD |
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well made greenish tan jasper |
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Gunther Barbed point having red
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ends to all appendages excepting |
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the stem and the most wicked and
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thorough edge serrations
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imaginable. A highly desirable item |
Ex: F. Metler |
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| SLGP4 |
A very thin mottled pink
and red chert |
Warner Valley, OR |
SOLD |
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Gunther Barbed arrowhead having |
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thorough serrations to the edges and
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wicked barbs. Made on a flake and
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having slight curvature from the original
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flake. With the exception of the serrated |
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edges, this is mostly a uni-faced piece
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with 60% of the original flakes surface
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still showing on side B. Other than that,
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this piece appears to be "all there". |
Ex: F. Metler |
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| SLGP5 |
A fairly thin and well
formed |
Warner Valley, OR |
150.00 |
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dark brown chert Eastgate |
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arrowhead having very
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thorough flaking patterns |
Ex: F. Metler |
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| JFGP17 |
A very thin and well made
burgundy and |
Recovered in S. Oregon, it |
175.00 |
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green Franciscan chert Gunther
(Rogue |
most likely travelled a great |
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River) arrowhead having a nick to the
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distance from NE California,
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longer tang and a shorter tang which
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where Franciscan chert is
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appears to have been anciently salvaged
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prevalent |
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after being lost completely. On the
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upside, the tip and stem are "all there".
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Definitely a piece made by a master
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knapper, and
artifacts made from
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Franciscan chert are VERY scarce !
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| SWGP84 |
A very thin, slender and
well |
Columbia River Found during
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140.00 |
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made semi-translucent rose, |
the early 1900's, this one has |
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pink and purple agate Dagger
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point made by a master knapper |
documented history of ownership
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and having very thorough and
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having spent time in a museum, as |
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intricate flaking patterns |
well as in
a who's who collection |
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| BLGP1 |
A most attractive extremely
thin and well
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Recovered in |
225.00 |
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made semi-translucent honey
colored
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Eastern Colorado |
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Petrified wood Samantha Arrow point
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having very slight
RESTORATION to one |
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ear and a minute flea bite to the tip. Still a
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VERY desirable piece in an extremely rare |
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material. From the Developmental phase,
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1,200 to 1,500 years old.
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| DAGP364 |
A quite thin, expertly made
red, white, |
Jackson County, |
60.00 |
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burgundy and black agate Gunther |
S. Oregon |
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barbed arrowhead. It has a very tiny
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spider bite to the tip, with one tang
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and the stem being snapped.
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Still quite a desirable piece |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DAGP365 |
A very thin
purplish-burgundy chert |
Jackson County, |
65.00 |
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Gunther barbed arrowhead.
Expertly |
S. Oregon |
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made, with great flaking patterns and a
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needle tip. This one's not without
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problems, however; it has a snapped
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tang, some shearing to the stem and a
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round "chip" just above the longer tang |
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on side B. This is shaped similar to a
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"fire-pop", but it wasn't caused by fire. |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DAGP242 |
Now why does this one remind me of |
Columbia River
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50.00 |
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a barber shop "pole" ?... A beautiful |
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small yellow, white, red and brown
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agate
Rabbit Island dart point having
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small sections of the original cortex
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appearing as slight flat spots on both
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sides. An interesting little piece. |
Ex: Tuck
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| DAGP269 |
A VERY LONG,
quite thin, slender, |
Sauvies Island, |
425.00 |
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delicate and expertly made mottled red and |
OR |
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light brown jasper Snake River Arrowhead. |
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This beauty has micro-serrated edges and a
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nice median ridge on both faces. For the
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excellent condition this one is in, it HAD to
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Ex: Lynn |
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have been sifted from the sand dunes.
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Woodcock,
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A very Outstanding piece ! |
Hayden |
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| DAGP288 |
A very nice glossy
off-white and pink
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Yakima Co. WA
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90.00 |
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chert
Cascade blade well worked on |
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side A. Made on a flake with about
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40% of the original flake's surface
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showing as a depression in the center
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of side B. Has a nick to one corner at
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Ex: Hammond |
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the base as well as a nibble at the tip. |
Jackson
COA
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| SWGP49 |
A beautiful paper-thin
mottled pink chert |
Found
within the lower
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SOLD |
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Rabbit Island arrowhead having a
single |
Columbia River Basin. Full
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dark gray diagonal band just above the
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history including name of
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centerline. Very well made with intricate
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finder provided to buyer |
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flaking patterns and a very small flea bite
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3/25 |
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to the end of one tang
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| SWGP53 |
A super-thin and very
attractive |
Found
within the lower
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SOLD |
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semi-translucent, slightly
opalescent |
Columbia River Basin. Full
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smoky moonstone agate Columbia
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history including name of
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3/23 |
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Plateau
arrowhead |
finder provided to buyer |
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| SWGP54 |
A most unusual, fully
translucent ice agate |
Found
within the lower
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55.00 |
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Rabbit Island arrowhead having a
light |
Columbia River Basin. Full
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smoky bluish section running diagonally
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history including name of
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from the midpoint of this piece. Very
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finder provided to buyer |
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interesting having a 25% flat on side A and
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a 15% flake surface remaining on side B |
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| DAGP184 |
A very thin and delicate |
From the |
40.00 |
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translucent foggy ice agate |
Columbia River |
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Rabbit Island bird point |
Ex: Milton Tuck |
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JSGP5 |
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A MOST unusual tri-flow
obsidian Yana |
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Offered by the original finder who |
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235.00 |
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arrowhead having horizontal banding caused
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recovered this gem in
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by the lava flow. Has a slight flea-bite off the |
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Valley, Shasta County,
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tip, but otherwise a perfect point |
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Tri-flow Obsidian pieces are SCARCE ! |
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JSGP9 |
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A VERY RARE thin
blue-silver iridescent |
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Offered by the finder |
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185.00 |
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(changes colors when angled to a light source) |
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who recovered this |
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obsidian Desert General arrowhead. Has a |
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gem at Antelope |
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very slight nibble off of one of the basal ears |
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Creek in Tehama |
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and was made with an "oops-flake" gouge- |
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County, California |
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step out of side B running from the edge to |
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the centerline, but still a most attractive and |
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rare material seldom offered for sale (I've only |
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seen one other tool made from the iridescent |
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obsidian) |
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| JSGP4 |
An ultra-thin, heavily
patinated gray obisidian |
Offered by the finder, who
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Wintu arrowhead having extremely
small and |
recovered this piece in |
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fine serrations and very interesting micro- |
Shasta County, CA |
4/10 |
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surface flaking patterns. Very sharp needle-tip. |
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| DAGP95 |
A light green-brown and red
jasper |
Jackson Co., OR |
24.00 |
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Rose Springs Corner-notched |
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arrowhead having a clipped tang |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DAGP96 |
A nice thin red chert
Gunther |
Jackson Co., OR |
40.00 |
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Barbed arrowhead |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| RDGP82 |
A 1-1/8" long by 5/8" wide white |
Mesa County,
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120.00 |
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translucent chalcedony arrowhead |
Colorado |
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WOW !... a beautiful gem quality |
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mint point |
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