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contains ancient Native American Indian arrowheads and other artifacts from the
Paleo time
era. |
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years ago to 9,000 years ago) This was the VERY FIRST period during which
the Native |
| American
Indians populated "the new world". To reserve
any arrowhead on this page, simply note the |
| arrowheads
ID number and send an email to Terry
Baxter:
tbaxter99@msn.com |
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| ATPA1 |
WOW!... Now this one is
NICE! An EXTREMELY |
Park Co., CO |
6,500.00 |
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attractive, ULTRA Thin
light brown jasper Paleo Goshen |
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dart point having the sweetest parallel paleo flaking
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patterns, basal thinning to one side and a pressure
hafting
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stop flute to the other side. It has a slight step to
one edge |
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near the tip (photo 7). Just an outstanding ancient
piece. |
Rogers
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| ELPA7 |
A very attractive
semi-translucent toffee and honey |
Recovered in |
1,150.00 |
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colored agate Clovis dart
point. It's well worked |
Kane Co., UT |
Price reduced! |
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on both faces with a narrow pressure "flute" on
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side A and a 3/8" percussion flute on side B which |
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ends in a nice hafting stop. It has nice frosty patina
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and is just a pleasant and very ancient artifact
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Jackson COA |
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| ELPA8 |
A most attractive mottled
brown with orange |
Recovered in
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330.00 |
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and tan patina (side B)
Black Forest Wood |
SE Colorado
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Clovis base having nice basal grinding. This one |
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must have been a HUGE monster in it's day.
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Ex: Mutz |
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| PA123 |
A poor man's Paleo Midland
Dart |
Recovered in |
250.00 |
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point Professionally
Restored by |
El Paso Co., TX |
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Dr. Gomer from an original
semi- |
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translucent chert base (1st photo) |
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| PA124 |
A poor man's Paleo Folsom
Dart point |
Recovered in |
250.00 |
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Professionally Restored by
Dr. Gomer |
El Paso Co., TX |
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from an original
semi-translucent chert
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tip (1st photo) |
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| PA125 |
A poor man's Paleo Folsom
Dart point |
Recovered in |
300.00 |
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Professionally Restored by
Dr. Gomer |
El Paso Co., TX |
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from an original mottled blue-gray base |
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which had wicked auricles (1st photo) |
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| PA126 |
A poor man's Paleo Folsom
Dart point |
Recovered in |
300.00 |
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Professionally Restored by
Dr. Gomer from |
El Paso Co., TX |
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an original semi-translucent chalcedony base
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which had nice auricles (1st photo) |
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| PA127 |
A poor man's Paleo Folsom
Dart point |
Recovered in |
200.00 |
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Professionally Restored by
Dr. Gomer from an |
El Paso Co., TX |
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original blue-gray chert base (1st photo) The
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restorer didn't quite get the symmetry right on
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this one, but it'll pass as a good Paleo filler piece |
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| PA128 |
A nice delicate deep
burgundy chert |
Undocumented but judging |
175.00 |
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Spedis Fishtail dart point
well flaked on |
from the type and material,
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both faces by a very advanced knapper |
I would put this one on the
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Columbia River in Oregon |
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| PA129 |
A mottled brown, gray and
tan chert Monster- |
Recovered in SE Oregon
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275.00 |
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sized Paleo multi-purpose
scraper, knife and |
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graver tool. This one is pictured in our book,
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"How To Find Indian Arrowheads". |
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| PA130 |
A very thin mottled gray,
tan and brown chert |
Recovered in |
300.00 |
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uni-faced 3-spurred
Folsom-era Graver. It has |
Warner Valley, OR |
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a slight pock-mark to the base of side B and
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displays Folsom-like micro edgework. It was
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most likely part of a Paleo toolkit and is just a
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fascinating item. This one is pictured in our
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book, "How To Find Indian Arrowheads". |
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| ELPA9 |
A nice grouping of 5 Folsom |
All recovered from |
90.00 |
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bases and partials in a
pleasing |
SE Colorado |
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variety of materials
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| BMPA9 |
A very striking 3-5/16"
long by 1-1/8" |
Found in Tennessee
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3,800.00 |
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wide Sonora chert Clovis having a
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Ex: Kevin Pipes, |
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single flute on side A and double flutes |
Pat Gallick and C. Theler |
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on side B. A SUPER Paleo piece
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Rogers
COA |
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Berner
COA |
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Perino
COA |
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| BMPA10 |
An extremely nice, somewhat
broad |
Found in
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3,500.00 |
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for type 3-1/2" x 1-3/8"
Peoria |
Osage Co., OK |
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chert Scottsbluff point in excellent
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condition. It has a nice history of
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Partain
COA |
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ownership and is double-papered
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Rogers
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| BMPA11 |
A very nice and rare jasper
Redstone |
Found in Cook Mountain,
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800.00 |
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Clovis measuring 2-1/16" x
7/8" and |
West Virginia |
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showing superior craftsmanship
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Rogers
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| BMPA12 |
An exceptional Harrodsburg
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Found in
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3,200.00 |
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chert Midland dart point
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Alexander Co., IL |
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having nice flaking patterns
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and measuring 65mm x 27mm |
Stermer COA |
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| BMPA13 |
An extremely attractive
semi- |
Found in
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1500.00 |
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translucent yellow Hixton quartzite
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Mondovi, WI |
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Agate Basin point measuring 2-3/4" |
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x 1-3/16", showing a section of the
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original host stone's rind on side B
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Rogers
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| DLPA1 |
A HUGE and VERY meaty very
light gray Hixton sugar quartz Paleo |
Offered by the original finder who |
1,200.00 |
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Bi-pointed Butchering
Blade. This one was definitely created for the |
recovered this beautiful monster in
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"BIG Game" animals. It's pretty well formed with nice
horizontal
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Jackson Co., WI (Details to buyer) |
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transverse flaking patterns on side A with the flaking
patterns on side |
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B being more percussion in an random fashion. It has
an interesting
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through and through Bull's eye inclusion on one end.
This one would
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definitely make a GREAT Centerpiece to enhance any
collection.
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Judging from the narrowing at one end, this one was
most likely
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hafted, and would have made a most intimidating sight. |
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| MBPA17 |
A very outstanding tan,
light brown and rose colored |
Found in |
2,300.00 |
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Carter cave flint Paleo
Clovis dart point in excellent |
Madison Co., KY |
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condition. It shows a facial impact fracture on side
B,
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which was re-worked by the ancient knapper to keep |
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this one serviceable. It has excellent mineralization
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and basal grinding and is just one VERY sweet piece |
Jackson COA |
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| MBPA19 |
A most attractive fairly
long mottled tan and yellow flint Paleo |
Found in NW Colorado |
650.00 |
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Meserve having excellent
flaking patterns on both faces and |
by Chester Howard |
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pressure flaked "flutes" from the base on both sides.
It has nice
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basal grinding and an unfortunate, slight lateral
impact fracture
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from the tip, running down a single edge for 3/8". It
has a most
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interesting lighter egg-shaped pattern on one face
(photo 4)
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which adds to it's attractiveness.
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| RHPA45 |
An interesting green and
brown Paleo chert Clovis |
Found In Tennessee |
300.00 |
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which is almost uni-faced
and definitely well-used. |
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It has good mineralization and basal grinding to the |
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edges, but the basal cavity itself is ragged and
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sharp, probably from ancient damage sustained
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from use. Fluting appears to have been done by
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Ex: Chris Merriam
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pressure technique rather than by percussion |
Stermer COA |
7/20 ON-HOLD
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| MBPA18 |
A nice light blue-gray
Hornstone flint Quad, well |
Found in |
300.00 |
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flaked on both faces but
having edge nicks to a |
Weakley Co., TN |
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single edge on both faces. It has nice paleo basal
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grinding and is not a bad piece for the age
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Jackson COA |
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| JCPA4 |
A mini black and blue-gray
chert Paleo Crescent having |
Recovered in
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45.00 |
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only cursory flaking to
side A. Side B is mostly uni- |
Washoe Co., NV |
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faced with some pressure flaking to the convex edge
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| JCPA5 |
A fairly broad, nicely
formed gray mouse obsidian |
Recovered in
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SOLD |
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Paleo crescent well flaked
on both faces. It has |
Washoe Co., NV |
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some usage wear to one end, but is otherwise "all
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there". A superior example of this very ancient tool |
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| JCPA6 |
A pink and white chalcedony
Paleo crescent |
Recovered in
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250.00 |
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missing one ear. Flaking
is mostly cursory and side |
Humboldt Co., NV |
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B has a 25% flat spot in the middle of the blade
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| JCPA7 |
A nice orange and mottled
light brown petrified |
Recovered in
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SOLD
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wood Paleo Crescent which
shows attractive |
Humboldt Co., NV |
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horizontal veining patterns. With the exception of a
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nibble to one end, it's "all there" and fairly well
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flaked. Petrified wood Paleo Crescents are RARE! |
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| RHPA46 |
A fairly thick, very
crudely flaked burgundy-brown, |
Found by Mike Fischer |
150.00 |
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pink and off-white chert
quartzite Plainview dart point |
in 1924 in Cass Co., TX |
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having good mineralization and basal grinding. It has
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lateral facial impact fracture to the tip of side B
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| RHPA47 |
A mottled off-white and
gray-blue chert Plainview |
Found by Dave Spiller |
85.00 |
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blade which has ragged
edges from ancient use. The |
in Gaines Co., TX |
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basal cavity is also a bit ragged and sharp. (No basal
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grinding on this one) Flaking is sparse, hurried and
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amateurish, made on a flake and retaining a 25%
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vertical flat spot in the middle of side B (photo 4)
from
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the original flakes surface. An affordable Paleo piece |
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| RHPA48 |
A semi-translucent Knife
River Flint Plainview Hafted Knife |
Found in N. Idaho |
125.00 |
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form which has an
interesting quartz crystl inclusion to one |
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edge near the tip (lighter area on the left side in
photo 2)
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The very tip was anciently broken off. Flaking
patterns are
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fairly thorough, by a barely intermediate knapper. It
retains |
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2 flatter areas below the centerline on side B from
the
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percussion flaking stage. An interesting piece.
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| DFPA4 |
An interesting gray and tan
chert Clovis Knife form |
From an older
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130.00 |
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which "may" have been
re-worked by a later culture |
collection all found in
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as the basal grinding is now absent, although it still
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Texas and Oklahoma |
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has great mineralization to testify to it's antiquity.
It
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has a healthy ancient nick to one cutting edge,
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probably caused by overly aggressive usage. The
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base has modern re-chipping,
priced accordingly
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| MHPA1262 |
A pink and cream colored
chert |
Recovered in
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300.00 |
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Midland dart point which
has a |
Missouri
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clip to one ear and ancient
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damage to the tip which left it
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on the thick and irregular side
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Ex: Michael Hough |
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| MHPA1263 |
A very interesting tan and
off white |
Recovered in |
200.00 |
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chert miniature
Scottsbluff dart point. |
New Mexico |
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It's fairly thin and shows superior
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craftsmanship with basal grinding
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Ex: Michael Hough |
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| MHPA1267 |
A stubby little orange
chert Milnesand dart |
Undocumented, |
200.00 |
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point, obviously worked
down many times |
probably New Mexico |
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in ancient times. One auricle is damaged
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Ex: Michael Hough |
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| RHPA44 |
A very nice, HEAVILY river
polished Niabora Jasper Plainview |
Found in
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300.00 |
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having good basal grinding
and a 2-channel pressure flaked "flute" on |
Osage Co., OK |
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side A slightly offset to the left of it's vertical
centerline. (Photo 5) The |
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tip has slight nicking from ancient times and it shows
very slight right
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hand beveling on both faces. It has a series of slight
vertical ledges
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introduced by ancient resharpenings to the right side
of side B just
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above the blades center. Flaking patterns are thorough
and interesting |
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on both faces, although they have been somewhat
smoothed-out by a
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long trip in a river or creek. Just an attractive
piece
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| DIPA1 |
An absolutely gorgeous
horizontally banded gray |
Recovered in
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1,600.00 |
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and brown Reed Springs
chert Hell Gap dart |
Le Flore Co., OK
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point, thoroughly flaked on both faces to a median |
Ex: Jeff Joseph |
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ridge. It has great paleo grinding and is just an
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Jackson COA |
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outstanding artifact! G10 Paleo
pieces are RARE! |
Davis
COA
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| DFPA2 |
A nice white chalcedony
Paleo Crescent |
Recovered in |
250.00 |
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with brown freckles! Due
to the nature of |
Burns, OR |
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the host stone material, flaking is thorough |
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but subdued. It has a nick to each end,
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but everything in between is "all there" |
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| JCPA1 |
A white and cream colored
chert Paleo |
Recovered in
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150.00 |
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Crescent well flaked on
both faces in a |
Washoe Co., NV |
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random fashion. It has nicks to both cutting
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ends (photos 5 & 6) and a substantial ledge |
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near the convex edge on side A. (photo 4) |
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| JCPA2 |
A very atypical white chert
uni-faced |
Recovered in
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200.00 |
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Crescent mostly worked
only around it's |
Pershing Co., NV |
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edges. Both ends show ancient nicking |
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| RSPA1 |
A VERY STRIKING and quite
long (6") |
Recovered in the
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1,800.00 |
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and VERY rare opaque black obsidian
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Great Basin of Oregon |
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uni-faced Paleo Core Knife Blade. It has |
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quite intricate and detailed secondary
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pressure flaking to the cutting edges and
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is just one OUTSTANDING artifact!
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Rogers
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| RSPA2 |
A very nice, large (5"
long)
mottled tan and |
Recovered in |
1,500.00 |
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brown with a greenish cast Flint Ridge Flint |
Hillsboro, Ohio |
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Paleo ("Square") Knife Blade having thorough |
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flaking patterns to both faces with good
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secondary pressure flaking to the cutting
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edges. It retains a small section (3/8") of the |
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original striking platform on it's base and is just |
Ex: Burton Estate
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an outstanding work-horse of a blade
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Rogers
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| PA109 |
A very yummy, meaty and
quite long light brown |
Unfortunately
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950.00 |
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river stained flint
Unfluted Cumberland. It is well |
undocumented,
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flaked on both faces by an advanced knapper
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most likely Tennessee |
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and is heavily patinated with a few minor nicks
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from being tossed around in a creek or river.
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Jackson COA |
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| PA110 |
Pretty in Paleo Pink ! A
very nice, well made and |
Recovered in
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1,400.00 |
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fairly thin Paleo Pink
Chert Folsom dart point. It |
Rains Co., TX
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was made on a flake by an intermediate knapper
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who used the flatter flake's surfaces near the base |
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for hafting in lieu of creating fluting channels. It
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has nice basal grinding but it also has a few small
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nicks to the edges in the area of the tip. Still a
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most attractive and very ancient specimen
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Perino COA
(6/9/97)
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| PA111 |
An Extremely well-made,
paper-thin tan chert |
Recovered in
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1,100.00 |
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Folsom dart point having a
very broad flute to |
Foard Co., TX
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side A and remnants of a much shorter irregular
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(More details to buyer)
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flute to side B. It's heavily patinated with a frosty |
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blue-white coating on side B, most likely desert
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sun-bleached. The micro edgework is superior,
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unfortunately this one's not without damage. It has |
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a slight bite from the tip, a small ancient nick to
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Rogers
COA,
although the |
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one edge at the line where the flute ends on side
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finder pasted over the |
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A, and both ears were anciently lost, although it
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original owner's name with |
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still has a section of the original concave base
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his own name tag, possibly |
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This one's just SCREAMING "Restore Me" ! |
due to a misspelling |
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| PA112 |
A very nice glossy brown
chert Hell Gap dart |
Recovered in
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625.00 |
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point having lighter
patina on side B. It is a sturdy |
Osage Co., OK
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and well made piece having thorough flaking to
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(details to buyer) |
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both faces, although the flaking on side A is more
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intricate. The basal area is thoroughly ground and |
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with the exception of a single step just to the right |
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of the vertical centerline near the tip (photo 4),
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it's a problem-free and very attractive point
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| SLPA63 |
An attractive
reddish-purple chert |
Offered by the finder |
250.00 |
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Crescent, thoroughly
flaked on both faces |
who recovered this one
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but having a lateral shear to one working
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in the Alvord Desert in
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end and a nicked-off ear on the opposing
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Harney Co., OR |
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side which removed a small section of side
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A as well (bottom of photo 2 and photo
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10) Still a scarce color for a Crescent |
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