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Other Periods Page
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This page lists Ancient Indian arrowheads and |
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artifacts from time era's other than the Paleo |
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and Archaic periods |

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| SWOT15 |
A fairly thin
semi-translucent |
Fall River County,
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15.00 |
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rootbeer knife river
flint corner |
South Dakota. |
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notched High Plains Arrowhead |
Full provenance to |
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having a few rough edges |
buyer |
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| SWOT16 |
A brownish-red chert Plains |
Fall River County,
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15.00 |
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Side Notched bird point |
South Dakota. |
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arrowhead having a few flat
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Full provenance to buyer |
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spots from the original flake's |
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surface |
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| SWOT17 |
A deep purple chert Plains |
Fall River County,
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35.00 |
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Side Notched arrowhead |
South Dakota. |
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having a slight bite to
the tip |
Full provenance to buyer |
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| SWOT18 |
Now this point exemplifies
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Fall River County,
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meaning of "fast and dirty". A |
South Dakota. |
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semi-translucent golden honey- |
Full provenance to buyer |
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colored knife river flint Plains
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Triangle arrowhead made hastily
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on a flake and retaining the
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original flake's "ripple pattern" on
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side B. A nice point for the price. |
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| SWOT19 |
A very sturdy and
attractive |
Unknown, but judging from |
35.00 |
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blue, gray and brown flint |
the type and hoststone |
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ridge chert Adena Robbins
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material most likely from the
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stemmed point/knife blade
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Ohio valley area in Ohio |
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having slightly ground edges |
Stermer
COA |
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| SWOT20 |
A somewhat battered and |
Fall River County,
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obviously very old Metal Trade |
South Dakota. |
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point having slight tip and stem
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Full provenance to buyer |
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damage. Also has a sexy curve,
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most likely caused as a result of
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being bent and re-straightened
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from impact damage |
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| SWOT21 |
An interesting
semi-translucent |
Fall River County,
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22.00 |
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reddish-honey colored knife river |
South Dakota. |
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flint Plains Triangle arrowhead,
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Full provenance to buyer |
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fairly thin and well-worked with
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slight diagonal brown banding
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| SWOT22 |
A most interesting
semi-translucent |
Fall River County,
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150.00 |
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honey colored knife river flint |
South Dakota. |
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Archaic Triangular knife
blade having |
Full provenance |
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basal thinning but no lateral edge
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to buyer |
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grinding to suggest an earlier time era |
Stermer
COA |
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| SWOT23 |
An extremely thin, fully
translucent |
Fall River County,
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100.00 |
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ice agate Plains Triangle war
point |
South Dakota. |
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made by a master knapper and
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Full provenance |
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having thorough and intricate flaking |
to buyer |
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patterns. An exceptional piece ! |
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| JSOT3 |
A nice chocolate brown
jasper |
Unknown, but judgining |
15.00 |
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side-notched arrowhead having |
from the material, possibly |
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black streaks (veins). This one
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Arizona |
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has a professionally
re-glued tip
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from a diagonal break a little bit
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above the centerline |
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| JSOT4 |
An interesting red chert
side- |
Unknown, from the |
24.00 |
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notched arrowhead having a |
material, possibly |
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bifurcated base and slight blue
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Arkansas |
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veining/splotches |
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| JSOT5 |
A fairly thin side-notched |
Unknown, but judging from |
40.00 |
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arrowhead made from fossil chert |
the material, possibly |
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with a gazillion small fossil inclusions |
southern New Mexico |
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| JSOT6 |
A medium gray flint
Pickwick |
Unknown, but judging |
18.00 |
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blade from the Archaic period, |
from the material, most |
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3,500 to 6,000 years old |
likely Kentucky |
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| JSOT7 |
An attractive burgundy
chert |
Unknown, but judging from |
15.00 |
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Hanna arrowhead from the |
the material, quite likely |
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Archaic period between 2,850
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from Sandoval County,
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and 4,500 years old |
New Mexico |
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| JSOT8 |
A nice lavender chert
Fresno |
Unknown, but judging |
12.00 |
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arrowhead from the Mississippian
era, |
from the material, |
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between 250 and 1,200 years old |
possibly Texas |
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| JSOT9 |
A nice white, yellow,
orange and |
Unknown, but judging |
45.00 |
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brown coral Bolan Plain arrowhead |
from the material, most |
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from the early Archaic period,
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likely Florida |
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between 7,000 and 9,000 years old. |
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It has a horizontal brown vein running |
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just above the notches/hafting area |
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| JSOT10 |
A very thin, minimally
flaked |
Unknown, possibly |
24.00 |
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semi-translucent novaculite |
Arkansas |
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corner-notched arrowhead |
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| JSOT11 |
A fairly large iridescent
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Unknown, most likely from |
35.00 |
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by miniscule bubbles in the |
the Great Basin area, |
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volcanic lava) gray obsidian
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Nevada |
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Hendricks (?) blade
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| JSOT12 |
A white chert stemmed
arrowhead |
Unknown |
8.00 |
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having dark blue-gray circular
sections, |
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mostly in the center as well as a red vein
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running in a jagged oval shape above the |
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hafting area. The last photo shows a
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sheared section to one side of the base,
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most likely caused by the reaction of
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force from an impact fracture |
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| BLOT5 |
A very attractive purple
and pink |
Found in |
30.00 |
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chert Edgewood arrowhead dating |
Western Texas |
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to the Woodland era between
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1,500 and 3,000 years old |
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| BLOT9 |
A very nicely made, small
white chalcedony |
Found in |
24.00 |
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Edgewood arrowhead from the
Woodland |
Western Texas |
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period dating back to 1,500 to 3,000 years
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old. Everything's "right" about this piece, from
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the patina and the surface, but it does have one |
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feature which I can't explain, namely what
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appears to be sparse small dotted "flecks" of
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red paint on one side. I can only surmise that
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this one was setting on a shelf in someone's
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garage, near an area where something was
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being spray-painted. Has a slight flea bite to
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one ear but still a good looking arrowhead.
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| LSOT2 |
An extremely thin
purplish-pink and off-white |
Recovered in |
26.00 |
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chert Edwards dart point having a
slight |
Pecos Valley, TX |
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stack to side B, to the right of center above
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the hafting area and covering 20% of the
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surface area. Flaking patterns are decent but |
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it has a small spider bite to the tip. Dates
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back to the Woodland to Mississippian
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periods, between 1,000 and 2,000 years old |
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| LSOT3 |
A very thin and small light
gray chert |
Recovered in |
30.00 |
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Maud arrowhead having good
flaking |
Pecos Valley, TX |
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patterns, excellent basal thinning and
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very fine edge serrations. It appears to |
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have sustained some ancient damage
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to the tip, which didn't put it out of
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commission. Just a neat little, delicate
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point from the Mississippian Period,
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between 500 and 800 years old
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| LSOT5 |
A purple and mottled pink
(heat-treated ?) |
Recovered in |
30.00 |
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chert Travis arrowhead thoroughly
flaked |
Pecos Valley, TX |
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with a nice hafting stop where the purple
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section starts. An attractive point which
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has been banged around a little bit in
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ancient times. From the Mid-Archaic to
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Woodland phases and dating between
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1,000 and 5,500 years old. Would make a |
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nice addition to any "color" frame
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| LSOT6 |
An extremely thin and well
made yellow chert |
Recovered in |
50.00 |
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Talco dart point, made on a flake
with 75% of |
Pecos Valley, TX |
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the original flake's surface remaining on side B,
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which is pressure flaked substantially at the tip
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and base, less so around the edges. Has a very
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slight ancient impact fracture to the tip, which
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was anciently re-worked to put this one back in
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service. Dates to the Mississippian to Historic
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phases between 500 and 800 years old.
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| LSOT7 |
A medium brown-gray chert
Perdiz |
Recovered in |
40.00 |
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arrowhead made on a flake and
retaining |
Pecos Valley, TX |
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70% of the original flake's surface on side B. |
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Flaking is thorough and superior on side A
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but this piece unfortunately lost the end of one |
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of it's tangs long ago. Still a very delicate and
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interesting item dating to the Mississippian
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period between 500 and 1,000 years old
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| RDOT81 |
2 Tan quartzite points bird |
Mesa county,
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points Excavated at the Taylor |
Colorado |
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site # 5ME97 |
Copy of report |
3/28 |
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available to buyer |
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| JBOT16 |
A very nice assortment of
small |
Recovered in NW |
40.00 |
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knife blades in a variety of chert |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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materials, very attractive |
Full history to buyer |
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| JBOT17 |
An interesting gray/brown chert |
Recovered in NW |
32.00 |
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corner notched arrowhead having |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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nicely thinned edges and a needle tip |
Full history to buyer |
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| JBOT37 |
An interesting dark gray Peisker
Diamond |
Recovered in NW |
18.00 |
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arrowhead from the Woodland
period |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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(2,000 to 2,500 years old) made from a
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most difficult material to work material,
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quite similar to basalt in the western states
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and having sparkly mica inclusions. Shape |
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in cross section is Plano-convex |
Full history to buyer |
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| SLOT1 |
A mottled gray, pink and
white chert |
Missouri
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115.00 |
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Cupp arrowhead from the late Woodland |
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to Mississippian era (1500 - 600 BP)
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A very interesting piece !
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Rogers
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| SLOT9 |
A mottled light gray chert
Apple Creek |
Missouri
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10.00 |
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arrowhead having both ears and the base
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clipped. From the late Woodland era
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(1700-1500 BP) |
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| OT87 |
A mottled gray & blue flint |
Tennessee |
30.00 |
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Adena point |
Ex: Nolan Peters |
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| LSOT8 |
A very fascinating and
quite thin cream colored |
Recovered in
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40.00 |
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chert Hodges Contracting stem
dart point |
Gila Butte, TX
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showing above average flaking technique, wicked |
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edge serrations but having a clip from both tangs |
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as well as from the bottom of the base. Still a
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pretty wicked looking piece, dating to the
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Developmental phase, between 1,300 and 1,500
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years old
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| LSOT9 |
A pleasant looking tan
chert Perdiz dart |
Recovered in
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25.00 |
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point manufactured asymmetrically
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Pecos Valley, TX
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showing thorough flaking patterns with
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nice edge serrations. An attractive point
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showing no damage from the
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Mississippian period between 500 and
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1,000 years old
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| LSOT10 |
A highly unusual white
chert Charcos |
Recovered |
50.00 |
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dart point/blade showing a
missing ear |
in Texas |
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(the shorter one, for type) and a snapped |
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stem. Flaking is thorough and quite
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attractive. From the Woodland period,
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between 2,000 and 3,000 years old
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| LSOT11 |
A small glossy mottled
lavender |
Recovered in |
25.00 |
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chert Duran dart point
manufactured |
New Mexico |
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(or possibly anciently re-sharpened
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to be) asymmetrical. Thoroughly
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flaked from the Late Archaic to
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Transitional phases between 2,000
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and 3,000 years old
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| LSOT12 |
A nice, colorful red, brown
and black |
Recovered in |
40.00 |
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jasper Perdiz dart point having
thorough |
Pecos Valley, TX |
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flaking patterns and an unfortunate nick
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to the side of the tip. Attractive for it's |
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color, outline and craftsmanship from |
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the Mississippian period between 500 |
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and 1,000 years old
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| LSOT14 |
A gorgeous and fully intact
light gray |
Recovered in |
75.00 |
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flint Bulverde dart point showing |
Pecos Valley, TX |
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thorough and interesting flaking
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patterns. Dates back from the Mid- |
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Archaic through Woodland time
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eras, between 1,000 to 5,000 years |
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old. A superior artifact.
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| RDOT212 |
ELKO EARED POINT, |
Clearwater County,
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100.00 |
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An attractive gray chert split |
Idaho. Has a nice |
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base archaic dart point.
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colorful history |
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| RHOT3 |
A tan chert Greeneville
point |
Hardin Co., TN |
45.00 |
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having light basal grinding. |
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From the Woodland era,
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1,500 to 3,000 years old
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JSOT1 |
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An attractive light tan
flint |
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Unknown, obtained |
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24.00 |
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Snyders-style corner notched
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from a collector |
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| DAOT277 |
A meaty and well-worked
black
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Stevenson, WA |
90.00 |
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basalt
Shaniko Stemmed |
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blade/dart point from the Late
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Archaic through Woodland
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periods. (2,300 to 3,500 BP)
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| ASOT19 |
This one's a REAL beauty ! |
Found in
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350.00 |
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A most attractive golden-brown |
Jefferson Co., Nebraska |
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chert Besant (Ruby variety) hafted |
Full history to buyer |
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knife blade. Nicely worked and a |
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very sturdy "classic" piece
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Stermer
COA |
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| DAOT202 |
An interesting "layered"
light brown, red, |
Rogues Jackson Co., |
24.00 |
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purple and yellow chert Gunther
Barbed |
Oregon |
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arrowhead. Even with the damaged |
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stem and anciently worked-off tang, this |
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one would add color to any frame ! |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DAOT203 |
A semi-translucent yellow
and red |
Rogues Jackson Co., OR |
24.00 |
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agate Gunther Barbed arrowhead |
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having a snapped stem
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Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DAOT207 |
A nice, delicate
pinkish-orange |
Rogues Jackson |
40.00 |
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agate classic Cottonwood |
County, OR |
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Triangular bird point arrowhead |
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from the Developmental to Historic |
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phases (200 to 1,100 years old) |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| DAOT208 |
A very thin black obsidian
Gunther Barbed |
Rogues Jackson |
40.00 |
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bird point arrowhead having very
fine edge |
County, OR |
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serrations. From the Developmental to |
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Historic phases (200 to 1,100 years old) |
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Made on a flake and retaining 30% of the |
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original flake's surface on side B |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| OT115 |
A very thin medium blue
with light |
Found in
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20.00 |
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brown splotches Alibates chert
Darl |
Western Texas |
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projectile point having "sheared" ears
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and an ancient nick to one corner of
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the stem. From the Woodland Era
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(1,000 to 2,500 years old)
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