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Paleo Page 2
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| This page
contains ancient Native American Indian |
| arrowheads and other artifacts from the |
| paleo time
era. (14,000 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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| PA99 |
A very nice orange and
burgundy |
Recovered in
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160.00 |
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slightly river polished coastal
plains |
Dougherty Co., GA
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chert Suwannee dart point having
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an anciently "shortened" auricle
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and spider bite to the tip. A most
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attractive piece.
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| PA100 |
A very nice, very thin
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Recovered in |
175.00 |
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mottled orange and burgundy river |
Suwannee Co., FL |
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polished coastal plains chert Suwannee |
(Full history to buyer) |
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dart point having an ancient spider bite |
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to one auricle and to the tip. It has a
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couple of small "pits" to the surface
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| PA101 |
A very striking and fairly
large (for type) |
Recovered in |
650.00 |
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glossy pink and yellowish-tan chert
Beaver |
St. Charles Co., MO |
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Lake blade having a circle of the original
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host stone's rind in the center of side A.
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There is a small diagonal spider-bite to the |
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tip, nevertheless, this would make a very
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colorful addition to any Paleo collection
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| PA102 |
A nicely formed and quite
thin |
This one's a real beauty |
200.00 |
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glossy off-white burlington |
Recovered in |
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chert Agate Basin dart point.
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Boone Co., MO |
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| PA103 |
A most interesting cream
colored and tan |
Recovered in |
500.00 |
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chert Clovis blade showing the
full original |
Montgomery Co., MO |
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flute on side A and the remnants of the
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original flute on side B, with 2 additional
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basal thinning flake channels. It has a "step"
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(visible in photo 1 and 2 on the right edge)
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from where it was anciently re-sharpened
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down to the hafting point. One auricle has
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an ancient nick
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| RDPA4 |
An interesting study lot of
Paleo and |
All of these were recovered in
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100.00 |
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Archaic Bases, some having basal |
Western and Southwestern |
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grinding. Some of the types
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Colorado with the exception of
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represented here are Midland,
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the Gypsum Cave point which
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Plainview and even a Gypsum Cave |
comes from Clark Co., NV and
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point. (3rd from the left in the
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also comes with a Stermer
COA |
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bottom row) The blue-gray chert
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point in the lower right hand corner |
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has heavy basal grinding and a very
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wicked impact fracture to the tip.
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| PA97 |
A paper-thin pinkish, light
gray heavily patinated |
Recovered in
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SOLD |
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Edward's
Plateau chert Folsom dart point which
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central Texas |
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HAS seen action and survived to tell about it !
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This one's a real piece of artwork, having very
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nice edge work to all four edges and an impact
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fracture mark to the tip which was anciently
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re-worked ! The energy from the impact fracture
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evidently travelled diagonally across this point,
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causing the opposing ear to break, leaving a
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reactionary impact fracture leading upwards from |
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the missing ear. It has full fluting on both faces
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Williams
COA |
4/17 |
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and nice paleo base grinding. |
Rogers
COA |
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| PA85 |
An AMAZING G10 FIRST STAGE |
Recovered in
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1200.00 |
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extremely thin white and
pink
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McMullen Co., TX |
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burlington chert Hell Gap dart point
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virtually in the same condition as the
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Rogers
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day it was made ! A very rare offering |
Davis
COA (G10) |
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| PA87 |
A paper-thin GORGEOUS
purple |
Recovered in
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1200.00 |
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and tan (patina) chert FIRST STAGE |
Ochiltree Co., TX |
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Paleo Pelican dart point having a
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shallow flute on side A and nice basal
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grinding. (First stage "anything" is
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extremely rare)
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Rogers
COA |
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| PA88 |
A bluish-white and light
tan |
Recovered in the
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SOLD |
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chalcedony paleo Crescent which
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Alvord Desert in |
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appears to have been anciently
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SE Oregon |
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modified for end-hafting
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| PA89 |
A white and light tan paleo
Crescent |
Recovered in the
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SOLD |
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which has a slight clip to one end and
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Black Rock Desert, NV |
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an irregular top edge. (I can't tell if this |
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was anciently damaged, or simply
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made with an un-worked edge)
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| PA90 |
A red jasper paleo Crescent
having |
Recovered in the
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35.00 |
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damage to both working ends, still a
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Black Rock Desert, NV |
5/8 |
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scarce piece in an unusual material |
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| PA91 |
An interesting brick-red
jasper Pelican |
Recovered in
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SOLD |
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dart point having a few veins of yellow |
Polk Co., TX |
5/6 |
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full history to buyer |
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| PA92 |
A nice white, yellow and
red chalcedony |
Recovered in the
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SOLD |
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paleo Crescent thoroughly flaked on side |
Alvord Desert in |
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A, but having only 50% surface flaking
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SE Oregon |
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on side B, mostly on the top edge and
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ends. Quite an attractive little piece |
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| PA93 |
A nice mottled purple and
brown chert |
Recovered in the
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100.00 |
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paleo Crescent showing usage wear on
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Black Rock Desert, NV |
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the top edge and having an anciently
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damaged and re-worked (salvaged) end |
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| PA94 |
A nice yellow chert paleo
Crescent |
Recovered in the
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SOLD |
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having nice frosty desert patina and
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Alvord Desert in |
4/1 |
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an anciently modified end for hafting |
SE Oregon |
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| PA95 |
A nice bluish-gray
chalcedony paleo |
Recovered from the
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SOLD |
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Crescent thoroughly flaked on both
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faces, but having unfortunate nicks to
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Black Rock Desert, NV |
4/3 |
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both ears from ancient usage
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| PA96 |
A jet black pitkin chert
Beaver Lake |
Undocumented, but Rogers
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250.00 |
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blade. This one must have been from |
COA states "Shape of |
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the late Paleo era, on the cusp of the |
point and material suggest |
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Archaic period as it displays traits of
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Tennessee" |
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the beveling which marked the
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Archaic period; definitely an ancient
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piece showing the transition between
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2 great eras of the stone age.
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Rogers
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| PA98 |
A nice, somewhat narrow
off-white/light |
Recovered in
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SOLD |
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tan chert paleo Crescent thoroughly
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Harney Co., OR |
4/3 |
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flaked on both faces
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| LSPA94 |
A gorgeous mottled pink and
gray chert |
New Mexico |
650.00 |
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"Browns Valley" dart point having
heavy |
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basal grinding. A nice meaty point with
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controversial classifications. (Overstreet
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#9 has it as a Clovis on page 825,
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Roger's COA calls it an unknown type,
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but WesternArtifacts.com calls it a
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Browns Valley, and I think we're right !) |
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| LSPA95 |
A very well made tan chert
Milnesand |
Uncertain, but
judging from |
1,495.00 |
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dart point having some pink and
purple |
the material,
most likely |
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diagonal banding, especially near the |
from the Texas
Panhandle |
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base and nice basal grinding. It has |
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RESTORATION to the tip
and to 1 ear |
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| LSPA96 |
An interesting golden brown
quartzite |
SE Colorado |
250.00 |
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Allen blade made on a large flake
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Comes with a |
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much as quartzite "can" flake) and
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Knowlton Artifact |
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retaining slight curvature from the original
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evaluation and
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flake. Side A is thoroughly and expertly |
history letter |
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worked, while side B is only worked on
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the upper 40% of the blade. It has a light
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gray tip and is extremely thin for it's size.
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A very desirable piece.
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| LSPA97 |
An attractive light brown
jasper |
Found in Marshall Co., |
250.00 |
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Coldwater blade showing ancient |
Mississippi |
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re-sharpenings and having a chip |
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from one corner of the base
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Davis
COA
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| LSPA98 |
A meaty light blue and tan
chert |
Recovered in Ohio |
225.00 |
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Plano Lanceolate blade having |
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heavy basal grinding and nice
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Ex: Snyder |
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Paleo
flaking. |
Jackson
COA
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| LSPA99 |
A pinkish off-white |
Found in Arkansas |
65.00 |
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flint Jeff dart point |
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| LSPA100 |
A highly attractive,
slender and well- |
Has excellent provenance, |
150.00 |
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made grayish-white chert "Bat Cave" |
including the finder to be given |
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(Roger's COA calls it a Bat Cave,
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to the buyer. Recovered near
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but the owner disagreed and drew a
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Temple, TX
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line through the COA's Bat Cave
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classification, and wrote a description |
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of "Plainview Variant" next to the
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original classification) |
Roger's
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| LSPA101 |
An attractive and obviously
well-used |
Recovered in |
65.00 |
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light brown jasper Pelican dart
point |
Green Co., AR |
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with a red ear and ancient (salvaged)
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damage to one edge near the tip
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| LSPA102 |
A very rustic dark brown
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Found in |
65.00 |
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black basalt (?) Tennessee River |
Manzana, TN |
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blade, no doubt made by a
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master knapper as this material
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appears to be impossible to work |
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as well as it has been worked |
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| SLPA50 |
A quite colorful cream and
orange |
Found in the Alvord
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SOLD |
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agate Crescent having "some" fine |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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edgework, but lacking the surface work |
Oregon by the seller |
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of more experienced knappers.
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(Almost could be considered uni-faced) |
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| SLPA51 |
A cream and yellow agate
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Found in the Alvord
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75.00 |
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mostly uni-faced Crescent |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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missing a fair sized portion of
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Oregon by the seller |
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one wing, which was sheared
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off at almost a 45 degree angle |
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| SLPA52 |
An olive-brown jasper |
Found in the Alvord
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SOLD |
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Crescent which is only worked |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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around the edges and totally
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Oregon by the seller |
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lacks surface secondary flaking |
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because this wasn't necessary
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for it to serve it's function |
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| SLPA53 |
An attractive off-white,
red and |
Found in the Alvord
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SOLD |
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yellow Crescent showing good |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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flaking patterns, nice central
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Oregon by the seller |
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grinding, good desert polish but |
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missing the tip of one ear which
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was sheared off at a 45 degree cut |
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| SLPA54 |
A semi-translucent
moonstone, |
Found in the Alvord
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85.00 |
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white and light brown agate |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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uni-faced Crescent. Secondary |
Oregon by the seller |
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pressure flaking is almost
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exclusively confined to the
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edges alone |
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| SLPA55 |
A dark brown chert Crescent |
Found in the Alvord
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75.00 |
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having a lighter brown, red and |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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orange section to one wing,
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Oregon by the seller |
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mostly showing on side B.
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Secondary pressure flaking is
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very crude and sparse and is |
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mostly confined to the edges |
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| SLPA56 |
A fairly large and meaty
blue- |
Found in the Alvord
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175.00 |
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gray dacite Crescent showing |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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nicely weathered flaking patterns |
Oregon by the seller |
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on both surfaces, although the
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flaking patterns themselves are
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not particularly intricate |
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| SLPA57 |
A small semi-translucent
white |
Found in the Alvord
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65.00 |
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agate Crescent, well worked on |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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both surfaces but having a couple |
Oregon by the seller |
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of nicks as well as a sheared ear,
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which is most easily noticed in |
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the first and second photographs |
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as an angled section near the top. |
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| SLPA58 |
A pretty orange, red and
brown chert |
Found in the Alvord
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SOLD |
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Crescent having well-worked |
Desert, Harney Co.,
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surfaces, a 45 degree nick just below
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Oregon by the seller |
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one wing (photo #4), a "salvaged"
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(reworked) nick to the opposite end's
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edge, which gives it the appearance of |
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a shallow spokeshave, and a sheared |
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and broken wing most noticeable at
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the bottom of photos #1 and #2 |
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