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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 14,000
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:
tbaxter999@gmail.com |
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| PA110 |
Pretty in Paleo Pink ! A
very nice, well made and |
Recovered in
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1,500.00 |
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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
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| PA112 |
A very nice glossy brown
chert Hell Gap dart |
Recovered in
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600.00 |
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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 |
215.00 |
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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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| RHPA63 |
A fairly attractive
greenish-gray brown and tan chert Paleo |
Found in Scott County, Iowa
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350.00 |
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Milnesand dart point which
is thoroughly flaked on both |
on the Mississippi River |
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faces with nice basal thinning patterns on both faces.
The
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host stone has a couple of very small crystal
inclusion "pits"
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(photo 6) and it has an ancient nick to one corner of
the base |
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as well as to the very tip. Still a good, solid Paleo
piece.
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| RPPA15 |
A somewhat crude mottled
red, brown and pink chert Arkabutla |
Recovered in |
130.00 |
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dart point. It has a bit
of a rough surface area on side A just |
Benton Co., AR |
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above the right auricle in photo 2 and a more serious
dip in the
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center of side B, just above the base (photos 4 & 6).
It has a nice |
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glossy surface from heavy river polish and appears to
have the
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signature of a novice knapper, with good Paleo basal grinding. |
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| MCPA2 |
A well made mottled sky
blue and light gray Fort Payne chert Clovis Dart |
Recovered near |
1,200.00 |
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point which is still a
gorgeous piece, despite the ancient tip damage. The |
Huntsville, AL |
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tip has a diagonal "cut" which was "possibly" caused
by an impact fracture, |
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although the tip damage looks more like it was chipped
in ancient times
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and then re-worked with pressure flaking to one face,
possibly to be used |
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as a slitting knife tool, before it was anciently
repaired. (which it never
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was, Perino's COA shows the ancient pressure flaking
to this
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broken/refurbished area.) It's very well flaked on
both faces and has an
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excellent fair-sized flute to each face. It has great
basal grinding and is still
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a great looking most ancient piece with no flaws other
than the tip section, |
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which might not be flawed at all, from the ancient's
standpoint, having been |
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reworked for use. |
Perino COA |
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| RHPA55 |
A very attractive, very
symmetrical glossy white quartzite- |
Recovered in Indiana |
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chert Paleo Holcombe Dart
point. It's fairly thin with |
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multiple vertical ledges on side A, where the host
stone
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resisted flaking attempts by the ancient knapper. (photos 4
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& 6) It has nice paleo basal grinding and drooping
basal
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barbs normally found with Folsom related points.
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Ex: Rene Battiman
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| RHPA57 |
A nice and meaty medium-tan
flint Paleo Midland Dart point / knife form |
Recovered in |
500.00 |
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which is thoroughly flaked
in the Paleo style of horizontal percussion to a |
SE Missouri |
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median ridge on both faces. It has a small section
which was anciently
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damaged along one cutting edge, and I won't insult
your intelligence by
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trying to pass this off as a "spoke shave" as others
do, this damaged area
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although not recent, appears to have happened in an
age slightly more
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recent than the artifact's original creation. It has a
small very ancient nick
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to the tip of one corner of the base and it has nice
basal thinning and good
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basal grinding. Just an overall attractive Paleo piece with "character".
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| BMPA12 |
An exceptional Harrodsburg
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Found in
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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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| RHPA58 |
A fairly thin mottled blue
flint Folsom Dart point which shows traits of |
Recovered near |
500.00 |
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multiple ancient re-sharpenings
by pressure flaking to the edges which |
Ft. Smith, AR |
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have crossed over the fluting ridgelines, causing the
fluting areas to be |
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somewhat less defined. It lost one auricle in ancient
times, but is
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otherwise intact, as it was used long ago and is still
a very rare item.
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| RHPA59 |
A very nice, fairly small
(for type) semi-translucent chalcedony Midland Dart |
Provenance was |
500.00 |
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point showing flaking
patterns to a median ridge on side A, while side B is flatter |
undocumented but this
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in cross-section with horizontal flaking patterns. It
does have micro-edgework,
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was judged to be a
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as is typical for Midland points, although the
micro-edgework is somewhat
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Texas/New Mexico type |
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subdued, owing to the nature of the host stone. It has
good paleo basal grinding |
by Jackson |
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which travels up each edge past the horizontal
centerline and the very tip of one
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auricle was anciently lost. Still a good looking and
rare Paleo piece.
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| RHPA60 |
A nice, broad creamy white
with blue-gray spots chert Clovis Dart point |
Recovered in |
200.00 |
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showing a single short
percussion flute on side A and two longer, but shallow |
Decator Co., GA |
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percussion flutes on side B. I can't begin to guess
the original host stone
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material nor color, although I suspect that it was
quite a bit darker than what
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is now apparent, and I personally think that the
entire outer white surface is
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the result of thousands of years of patina build-up.
It has light basal grinding
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and lost one auricle in ancient times. The flaking
patterns aren't anything to
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write home about, although they were evidently enough
to get the job done,
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and are definitely Paleo by trait. Overall, not a bad Paleo piece.
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| RHPA61 |
A fairly small
semi-translucent honey colored agate Midland Dart |
Provenance undocumented other than most |
300.00 |
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point. The entire surface
appears to have been heavily desert |
likely from the San Luis Valley area in
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polished which, in addition to the nature of the host
stone, subdued
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Texas deduced from finder's hunting areas |
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the flaking patterns to a fair degree. It has good
basal grinding with
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a somewhat irregular concave base and the auricles
appear to be
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intact as anciently made and used. An attractive
little dart point.
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Bob Knowlton Paper |
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| RHPA62 |
A very nice, fairly thin
chocolate brown jasper Paleo Midland Dart |
Recovered in Texas |
950.00 |
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point which has excellent Paleo
horizontal transverse percussion |
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flaking on both faces. It has good and typical Midland paleo
grinding
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which travels up both edges about 2/3rds of the way
from the base.
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The base is well formed with basal thinning pressure
flaking on both
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faces. The only negative trait this most ancient piece
has is the ancient
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damage to the tip, which is not all that bad. (photos
6 & 8) |
Rogers
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| RPPA1 |
A super paper-thin
semi-translucent honey colored agate Belen |
Recovered in Curry Co., NM |
1600.00 |
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(Midland variant) Dart
point. The host material looks every bit like |
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Knife River Flint, even down to the bluish-hued
patina. It has gorgeous
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horizontal transverse flaking patterns with very
minute pressure flaking
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and good Paleo basal grinding. It has a very ancient
"clip" from one
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edge, just above the hafting area which I just can't
figure out, as it
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appears to have been pressure flaked and possibly
intentional, as the
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frosty bluish-white patina forms a thin line all
around the outer edges of
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this piece, and the patina line isn't broken across
this section.... OK,
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Some kind soul email'd me and jogged my memory banks
by letting
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me know that this section was most likely used as a
shaft-scraper...
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Duh!... I *knew dat* (at one time)...
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Truly a gorgeous piece created by a true Master knapper.
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Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPPA4 |
A very attractive mottled
light gray dover (?) |
Found in Missouri (NFI) |
2000.00 |
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chert Midland Dart point (classified as Midland |
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by Greg Perino) which is well worked on both
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faces with good Paleo grinding. Essentially a
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problem-free example of this ancient type. |
Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPPA5 |
A mottled orangish-tan and
dark gray chert Paleo Hi-Lo |
Recovered on a private farm |
750.00 |
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Dart point which is well
flaked on both faces by an |
in McCurtain Co., OK |
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intermediate knapper. It has nice basal grinding and
the
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creator chose to take advantage of the no-effort basal
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thinning provided by the host stone's striking
platform.
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(photo 8) A very attractive, problem-free Paleo artifact. |
Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPPA6 |
A very thin and slender
"fish-tailed" (er, one at least) mottled |
Recovered in Paris, |
425.00 |
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brown chert Midland Dart point,
well flaked on both faces |
Lamar Co., TX |
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with good paleo basal grinding. Obviously it's missing
one
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entire ear from the base which was anciently lost.
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Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPPA7 |
A very good-sized creamy
white burington chert |
Recovered near Sedalia, MO
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2000.00 |
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Paleo Stanfield Knife form
which is very sturdy |
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and well flaked on both faces. With the
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exception of a small single-flake recent nick to
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one edge just above the base (left side in photo
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6) this one's as perfect as the day it was made.
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Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPPA8 |
A gorgeous mottled gray and
tan bull's eye cobden chert |
Recovered in Illinois |
2200.00 |
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Clovis Knife form,
thoroughly flaked on both faces with |
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a single short flute on the base of side A. Side B
shows
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basal thinning. One ear of the base was anciently
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sheared off, but other than that it's pretty much "all
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there" as it was anciently used. Quite an attractive
piece! |
Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPPA9 |
A fairly thin (for size)
attractive mottled light gray Paleo |
Found in Eufala, OK |
1000.00 |
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Ovoid Knife blade, well
flaked on both faces with a bit of a |
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rough cutting edge from ancient usage near the tip. It
retains |
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a powdery white section on the base from the original
host
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stone's outer cortex and has a substantial single step
from
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an overly aggressive flaking effort leading vertically
from the |
Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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base for a length of 1/2". A great paleo piece!
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Perino COA |
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| RPPA10 |
A very thin (for size)
creamy white, blue and tan |
Recovered in |
1000.00 |
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burlington chert Paleo
Ovoid Knife blade fairly well |
Callaway Co., MO |
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flaked on both faces, mostly by percussion flaking.
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An excellent centerpiece for any collection.
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Ex: Greg Perino Collection |
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| RPPA11 |
A highly unusual mottled
light gray and orange-tan Paleo |
Found near Winnsboro |
400.00 |
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Backed Knife blade apparently made on a
quite flat |
and Mt. Pleasant, TX |
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Edwards Plateau chert slab and anciently resharpened
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until the cutting edges became too squared-off to be
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Ex: Partain, McClemore |
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useful. Thoroughly flaked on both faces by percussion
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and Perino Collections |
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flaking with much pressure flaking to the cutting
edges.
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Perino COA |
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| MHPA107 |
A very interesting,
"pointy" brown and red |
Found near
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jasper Folsom. It has a
full flute on side A |
Deming in Luna Co., |
12/19 |
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and slight remnants of an older flute on
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New Mexico |
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side B which is less defined due to ancient |
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resharpenings. The pressure flaking on the |
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edgework is only intermediate knapper
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level. Still a pretty scarce point
published
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in Prehistoric American Vol. XLI - No. 4, |
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page 44 and in Lar Hothem's Paleo- |
Ex: M. Hough
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Indian Artifacts, pg. 99
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| MHPA104 |
A paper-thin and beautiful
light brown flint |
Found in Gaines Co., Texas |
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Folsom dart point fully
fluted on side A, but |
by Keith Glasscock |
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only showing slight remnants of an older flute |
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(prior to resharpenings) on side B. The fine |
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edgework is confined to side A only, where it
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has crossed over and eliminated the flute's
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original ridge line. Side B shows remnants of
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an older impact fracture, which was pressure
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flaked back into action, before receiving
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another ding to the tip, showing that this point
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survived at least 3 lifetimes and probably
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more. A very attractive and scarce type which |
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literally "tells a story"; published in Prehistoric |
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American Vol. XLI - No. 4, page 44
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Also published in Lar Hothem's
Paleo-Indian
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Ex: M. Hough
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Artifacts, pg. 99 |
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| BRPA3 |
A SUPER NICE, RARE and quite thin but
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Dawson County, |
4,500.00 |
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sturdy glossy off-white and sky-blue/light
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Nebraska
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gray chert Paleo Frederick blade having
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on the Platte River |
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perfect symmetry, good usage wear marks
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and excellent and intricate paleo flaking
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Perino
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patterns. Has light basal grinding and is just a
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Rogers
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Perfect and very well made piece ! (High resolution
photos are available for the asking, IF you're seriously interested in this
piece) |
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| DOPA1 |
A very nice pinkish
gray-brown chert |
Midwestern area |
1,100.00 |
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Clovis having a single
flute to side A |
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and a slight hafting stop
to side B, |
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slightly offset to the
right (see photo 4) |
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flaking is fairly thorough
on both sides, |
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although side A does have
a slight "dip" |
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near the tip (see photo 2)
It has nice |
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grinding to the cutting
edges at the base, |
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but it has no grinding to
the concave basal |
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and this section appears
to have sustained |
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ancient damage which was
never re- |
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worked, as it is a bit
ragged and sharp. |
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Additionally, there is a
subtle color change |
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to the host stone covering
the entire tip |
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starting at the upper
1/3rd of the surface |
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(see photo 4, horizontal brown line) |
Rogers
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| MMPA1 |
A HUGE light gray and tan
chert Paleo butchering blade |
Recovered in Indiana |
325.00 |
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having mostly percussion
flaking patterns on both faces. |
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Quite a work-horse of a blade, it has a few minor
nicks to
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it's edges from improper storage, but is otherwise
"all there"
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| RHPA51 |
A very unique and quite
attractive, semi-translucent honey colored |
Provenance was vaguely |
1,000.00 |
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and red silicified wood
Midland dart point. It's well flaked on both |
specified as being either New
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faces and is quite thin. It's highly desert polished
and has very
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Mexico or N.E. Arizona |
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unusual minute, parallel abrasion lines on both faces,
but isolated to |
Ex: Don Pabst, Don Potter,
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the area of the tip area alone. It has a single step
near the upper
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Don Meador
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edge on side B, just above the horizontal centerline.
(Photo 4) All |
Stermer COA |
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in all, quite a superior example of this desirable Paleo type |
Earthworks COA |
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| RHPA54 |
A quite thin, dark gray
chert Midland dart point having |
Recovered in
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numerous, slight steps on
both faces caused by the host |
Searchy Co., AR |
1/18 |
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stone's resistance to flaking. It has a slight ancient
nick to |
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one ear and light basal grinding. All in all, not a
bad point |
Ex: Marcus Hays |
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| RHPA49 |
A very nice mottled light |
Recovered from the now
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brown and gray Edward's |
famous Wilson County Sand
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1/18 |
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Plateau chert Plainview, well
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pit site in Wilson Co., TX |
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made with light basal grinding
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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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800.00 |
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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 |
1850.00 |
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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
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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 |
500.00 |
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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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| JCPA9 |
An interesting
semi-translucent horizontally banded |
Washoe Co., NV |
175.00 |
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duo-flow obsidian Paleo
Crescent which shows |
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traits of being anciently worked down into a hafted
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side cutting blade, most likely salvaged when the
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crescent form sustained damage to one end
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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
(G10!) |
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| MBPA18 |
A nice light blue-gray
Hornstone flint Quad, well |
Found in |
250.00 |
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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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| JCPA6 |
A pink and white chalcedony
Paleo crescent |
Recovered in
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200.00 |
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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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| MHPA1267 |
A stubby little orange
chert Milnesand dart |
Undocumented, |
85.00 |
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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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| MMPA16 |
A fairly small (for type)
white burlington chert Paleo dart point |
Only documented as being |
80.00 |
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(my opinion is Clovis) showing good ancient
mineralization and
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from the mid-western US,
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basal grinding but having
MODERN RECHIPPING to
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Missouri would be my best
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upper 20% of the tip, priced accordingly. |
educated guess. |
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| MHPA512 |
A medium brown jasper
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Found in |
275.00 |
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Firstview dart point,
thoroughly |
Morgan Co., Colorado |
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flaked and pretty much "all
there" |
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(as it was made) with nice
basal |
Ex: Glasscock |
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grinding. Quite a rare type |
Ex: Michael Hough |
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| MHPA513 |
A river polished brown
jasper |
Found in |
165.00 |
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Goshen dart point
thoroughly |
Logan County, |
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flaked with 1 small ledge
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Colorado |
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side B near the right edge |
Ex: Glasscock |
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above the centerline (photo 4) |
Ex: Michael Hough |
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| PA119 |
A most unusual mottled
reddish-brown vertically |
Recovered in
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165.00 |
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banded petrified wood
Paleo Crescent having |
NW Nevada |
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flaking patterns which are a little rough, crude
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and amateurish. It has an ancient lateral shear to
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one working end, which appears to have been
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anciently reworked (at least at the tip) to put it
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back into action. The opposite working end has
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a small lateral clip just below the working point
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| JCPA1 |
A white and cream colored
chert Paleo |
Recovered in
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125.00 |
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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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150.00 |
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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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| RHPA47 |
A mottled off-white and
gray-blue chert Plainview |
Found by Dave Spiller |
50.00 |
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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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| MHPA1262 |
A pink and cream colored
chert |
Recovered in
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150.00 |
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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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