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Axes & Hard Stone Tools Page 1   Page 2   Page 3

This page contains Axes, celts and other hard stone ancient native American
Indian relics. (See the flint tools page for "flaked" tools, such as drills, scrapers,
knife blades, etc.)

 

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Item: Type: Unfinished Hematite Plummet Provenance: Price
RPTO3 A hematite Plummet planform which appears to have been worked Undocumented, most 45.00
  about 1/2 way before a section fell out from one face due to the likely from the  
  pecking process, causing the maker to give up on this one. An Ohio/Indiana areas  
  interesting study piece showing the earlier stages necessary to create    
  what is normally an exceptionally beautiful artifact in it's finished stages Ex: Greg Perino  

 

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Item: Type: Rare Hopewell Edge Sharpened Celt Provenance: Price
RPTO4 A very nice and rare speckled green granite Hopewell Edge Recovered from 350.00
  Sharpened Celt in just PERFECT condition. The craftsmanship Calhoun Co., IL  
  of this piece is truly superior! Ex: Greg Perino  

 

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Item: Type: Hardstone Celt Provenance: Price
RPTO5 A most interesting gray hardstone Celt which retains the initial Found by G.P.Roland 165.00
  stage pecked surface with a finished, polished bit end. It has a at the Clark site in Red  
  few slight scratches from close calls with farming machinery. River Co., TX (1978)  
  An exceptional piece! Ex: Greg Perino  

 

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Item: Type: Bone Tool/Ornament polishing stone Provenance: Price
RPTO6 Now I have to confess that this one had me totally stumped; definitely a "what is it" Recovered in 300.00
  piece, since I'd never handled this type of artifact in the past, and I could find NO  NE Arkansas  
  reference to such an article in my vast library! This one's a very rare Polishing stone used    
  to complete the process of creating highly polished bone awls, hair pins and bone    
  needles. Found by "the Master" himself, Greg Perino. Definitely a one-of-a-kind artifact! Ex: Greg Perino  
  Admitting my own ignorance of this sort of artifact, I've been informed by an experienced    
  collector that this one is a "Sinew" stone, used to split the fibrous structure found in animal    
  sinew and tendons, as well as fibrous plants, such as the Yucca. Being such rare artifacts,    
  information about them is very limited... Thanks for the info, Matt!     
  Link for more information: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rR3pISayvo    

 

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Item: Type: Pink Speckled Granite Discoidal Provenance: Price
RPTO7 An absolutely perfect pink speckled granite Discoidal having Recovered from 850.00
  an interesting quartz band running through and through Saint Clair Co., IL  
  Era: Woodland, 1,300 - 3,000 B.P. Ex: Greg Perino  

 

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Item: Type: Bone Tool/Ornament polishing stone Provenance: Price
RPTO8 Now I have to confess that this one had me totally stumped; definitely a "what is it" Recovered in 285.00
  piece, since I'd never handled this type of artifact in the past, and I could find NO  Noel, MO  
  reference to such an article in my vast library! This one's a very rare Polishing stone used    
  to complete the process of creating highly polished bone awls, hair pins and bone    
  needles. Found by "the Master" himself, Greg Perino. Definitely a one-of-a-kind artifact! Ex: Greg Perino  
  Admitting my own ignorance of this sort of artifact, I've been informed by an experienced    
  collector that this one is a "Sinew" stone, used to split the fibrous structure found in animal    
  sinew and tendons, as well as fibrous plants, such as the Yucca. Being such rare artifacts,    
  information about them is very limited... Thanks for the info, Matt!     
  Link for more information: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rR3pISayvo    

 

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Item: Type: Bone Tool/Ornament polishing stone Provenance: Price
RPTO9 Now I have to confess that this one had me totally stumped; definitely a "what is it" Recovered from 325.00
  piece, since I'd never handled this type of artifact in the past, and I could find NO  Noel, MO  
  reference to such an article in my vast library! This one's a very rare Polishing stone used    
  to complete the process of creating highly polished bone awls, hair pins and bone    
  needles. Found by "the Master" himself, Greg Perino. Definitely a one-of-a-kind artifact! Ex: Greg Perino  
  Admitting my own ignorance of this sort of artifact, I've been informed by an experienced    
  collector that this one is a "Sinew" stone, used to split the fibrous structure found in animal    
  sinew and tendons, as well as fibrous plants, such as the Yucca. Being such rare artifacts,    
  information about them is very limited... Thanks for the info, Matt!     
  Link for more information: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rR3pISayvo    

 

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Item: Type: Knapping discoidal Tool Provenance: Price
RPTO10 A disc shaped knapping/finishing tool, Found by Greg Perino 125.00
  found by the master himself. near the Port of Catoosa  
    in Rogers Co., OK  
    Ex: Greg Perino  

 

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Item: Type: Fist Axe/Celt Provenance: Price
RPTO11 A most interesting, nicely polished Fist Axe/Celt in very Recovered from 350.00
  good condition, showing ancient usage wear marks Rio De Jesus, Panama,  
    Central America  
    Ex: Greg Perino  

 

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Item: Type: Bone Tool/Ornament polishing stone Provenance: Price
RPTO12 Now I have to confess that this one had me totally stumped; definitely a Found by Greg Perino 400.00
  "what is it" piece, since I'd never handled this type of artifact in the past, at the Montezuma site  
  and I could find NO reference to such an article in my vast library! This in Pike Co., IL  
  one's a very rare Polishing stone used to complete the process of    
  creating highly polished bone awls, hair pins and bone needles. Found     
  by "the Master" himself, Greg Perino. Definitely a one-of-a-kind artifact!    
  Published in "Illinois Hopewell and Late Woodland Mounds, the    
  Excavations of Gregory Perino 1950-1975" pg. 535 Figure C. Ex: Greg Perino  
  Admitting my own ignorance of this sort of artifact, I've been informed by an experienced    
  collector that this one is a "Sinew" stone, used to split the fibrous structure found in animal    
  sinew and tendons, as well as fibrous plants, such as the Yucca. Being such rare artifacts,    
  information about them is very limited... Thanks for the info, Matt!     
  Link for more information: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rR3pISayvo    

 

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Item: Type: Schist Adze Provenance: Price
DATO16 A very interesting, well formed schist Adze in Recovered from 150.00
  excellent condition. Newport, OR  

 

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Item: Type: Shaft Straightener Provenance: Price
DFTO4 A TOTALLY INCREDIBLE and completely intact "mini" multi- Recovered from the 300.00
  purpose "pocket-sized" arrow shaft tool intended not only for working Columbia River areas  
  an arrow shaft, but also for grinding the hafting sections of projectile  during the 1940's, exact  
  points as well. We've handled a lot of shaft straighteners in the past, but provenance unrecorded  
  this one is the smallest we've ever seen, and it's condition is just perfect.    

 

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Item: Type: A Very RARE schist Mini Paint Palette Provenance: Price
DFTO5 Well formed and "all there" as it was anciently made and Recovered from the 425.00
  used, a very rare "mini" Paint Palette made from schist. Columbia River areas  
    during the 1940's, exact  
    provenance unrecorded  

 

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Item: Type: Shaft Straightener Provenance: Price
DFTO6 A well polished, dual grooved Arrow shaft straightener made from a blue, Recovered from the 175.00
  brown and off-white quartz-flint nodule. The bottom, longer groove in  Columbia River areas  
  photos 1 & 2 was used to temper arrow shafts, while the more narrow top during the 1940's, exact  
  groove in these photos was actually an Arrowhead abrader, used to dull provenance unrecorded  
  the edges of arrowheads at the base so they wouldn't cut through their    
  binding, making this a most interesting, pocket-sized dual tool.    

 

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Item: Type: RARE Incised Shaft Straightener Provenance: Price
DFTO7 An ultra-rare, small, pocket-sized Arrow shaft straightener, Recovered from the  350.00
  Arrowhead abrader dual purpose tool having very unusual "tally  Columbia River areas  
  hashmarks" in the ridge between the two working grooves. Made during the 1940's, exact  
  on a polished creek pebble, a most interesting, unique artifact. provenance unrecorded  

 

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Item: Type: Knobbed and Grooved Medicine Grinding Pestle Provenance: Price
JFTO6 A rare black hardstone knobbed medicine grinding pestle in very good condition. Recovered from 275.00
  It has a horizontal white calcium deposit band following a nature fissure in the The Dalles, OR  
  host material and a few nicks to the sides of the knob on the top. The knob was    
  additionally grooved, possibly for storage suspension. A most interesting piece. Ex: Milton Tuck  

 

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Item: Type: Grooved Club Head Provenance: Price
JFTO7 An interesting, if not slightly crude Club Head. Recovered from 120.00
    Klamath Falls, OR  
    Ex: Milton Tuck  

 

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Item: Type: Arrowshaft Straightener Provenance: Price
JFTO8 A very nice, small (for type) Triple-grooved black steatite Shaft Straightener which   Recovered from SOLD
  shows normal, ancient usage wear nicks but also having an ancient cracked area to Northern California 7/26
  one of the ridges separating the working grooves, most likely caused by a weaker by Charles Miles  
  section in the host stone during the process of exposing this to high heat prior to    
  use on an arrowshaft. It displays a vertical, internal crack running it's entire length,    
  also caused by ancient heating for usage, best seen in photo 1. The small missing    
  section of the ridge line in photo 1 has mineralization and calcium deposits, which    
  prove that the damage was from ancient use, and not caused recently. Ex: Charles Miles  

 

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Item: Type: Grooved Club Head Provenance: Price
JFTO9 A most interesting gray volcanic rock Full Grooved Club Head  Recovered from 120.00
  in excellent condition. I don't think that this one was a "weapon Klamath Falls, OR  
  of war"... it's just too small. More likely it was used to dispatch    
  small animal catches, or for the same purposes as a small    
  hammer, most likely in the manufacturing of tools from host    
  stone material. Quite a conversation piece, actually. Ex: Milton Tuck  

 

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Item: Type: Small Pestle / Pecking Stone Provenance: Price
JFTO10 A small paint grinding pestle which appears to have been Recovered from 30.00
  broken in ancient times and used as a Pecking Stone instead. Klamath Falls, OR  
    Ex: Milton Tuck  

 

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Item: Type: Celt - est. 3000-4000 years old Provenance: Price
CHTO1 A fairly large (for type) speckled green and black granite Celt Offered by the original 450.00
  which shows some ancient damage to the poll end from ancient finder(s) who recovered  
  usage. Most likely from the Later Archaic to Woodland periods. this one from their own  
    property in Polk Co., TX  

 

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Item: Type: Grooved Hematite Plummet Provenance: Price
RPTO2 A beautifully formed, highly polished Hematite Plummet having  Recovered from 275.00
  a single suspension groove. Unfortunately, the host material had Mississippi Co., MO  
  inferior sections which prevented the creator from making a    
  "perfect piece". Still a VERY scarce item!    
  Period/Age: Woodland - approximately 1,000 B.P. Ex: Greg Perino  

 

Item: Type: Metate Provenance: Price
JCTO13 A HUGE, OUTSTANDING and Extremely Rare offering of a Large porous Offered by the finder who  3,500.00
  Metate combined with it's original and equally HUGE Mano stone. The Metate recovered these in 1970 in  
  has an unusual and uncharacteristic 1/4" to 1/2" groove all around it's outer rim, Churchill Co., Nevada  
  and I can only surmise that this was worked into the Metate to facilitate moving (details to buyer)  
  this 138 pound monster. The Metate measures 32-1/2" tall x 22-1/2" wide x 2-    
  1/2" thick with the Mano stone weighing in at a whopping 16 pounds and    
  measuring 18" long by 5" wide. An outstanding set and the largest we've ever    
  seen. Both were recovered together by the seller. Truly a rare, museum grade set!    

Item: Type: Arrow Shaft Straightener Provenance: Price
MHTO1601 A very rare, one of a kind Arrow Shaft Straightener having 2 working Recovered from 1,800.00
  grooves, one horizontal and one diagonal. It also show signs of being   Ventura Co., CA 5/14 ON-HOLD jp
  used as an arrowhead abrader on it's reverse side. One of the best we've    
  ever seen, published in "Indian & Eskimo Artifacts of North America" by    
  Charles Miles, page 98, plate 3.201. This one even comes with it's own    
  free-standing miniature metal display stand. An outstanding piece! Ex: Michael Hough  

Item: Type: Full grooved Archaic Axe head Provenance: Price
TGRTO4 A nice, narrow light gray full-grooved Archaic Axe head in outstanding condition. Undocumented, most likely 295.00
  The hafting groove shows good usage polish and as far as axes go, this one is mid-western in origin  
  more slender than most I've ever seen. Just a superior and atypical piece!    

Item: Type: Full-grooved Archaic Axe Preform Provenance: Price
TGRTO5 Now here's something you don't see everyday... a nice, hefty mottled gray granite  Undocumented, most likely 250.00
  full-grooved Archaic Axe Head PREFORM!!!... (OK, so it's actually a "Planform", mid-western in origin  
  but most people don't know the difference between the two.) This is one great    
  example of the stages an Axe went through during it's manufacture. The groove    
  boundary has been fully established, although it's at a stage where it is too shallow    
  for practical use. The butt end has been flattened and has a nice taper to the lower    
  lip of the hafting groove all the way around, and this section looks to be completed.     
  The ancient artisan has both faces tapered nicely towards the cutting edge, although    
  these appear to be only 80% complete. The cutting edge itself is flat and    
  unsharpened at this stage of it's development. A MOST unusual and quite rare find!    

Item: Type: "Killed" Mortar Provenance: Price
TGRTO6 A very nice stone Mortar which is a little bit rough around the Offered by the original 450.00
  edges and has slight multiple surface scratches, but is otherwise finder who recovered this  
  in excellent condition, as far as a 3,000+ year old mortar goes.  one from an ancient site in  
  This one was anciently "killed" (An ancient practice of punching San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
  out the bottom of mortars, or otherwise breaking tools and (more information to buyer)  
  other possessions when the owner went to the happy hunting    
  grounds.) which really adds to it's special, unique character.    
  This rarity is attributed to the Chumash tribe.    

Item: Type: Metate Provenance: Price
TGRTO7 A very hefty, and somewhat thick (for type) Metate grinding  Offered by the original 475.00
  stone. The surface is well used and flat, with a base suitable for finder who recovered this  
  placement in a shallow trench for stability. Actually quite a one from an ancient site in  
  unique piece for the area it was found. Attributed to the Chumash San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
  tribe (more information to buyer)  

Item: Type: Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO8 A well used, very long and quite large (for type) stone Pestle. It Offered by the original 225.00
  has some surface cracking and flaking from it's great age and finder who recovered this  
  weathering, but is in excellent condition for this type of artifact. one from an ancient site in  
  Attributed to the Chumash tribe. San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
    (more information to buyer)  

Item: Type: Stone Mortar Provenance: Price
TGRTO9 A very nice hard stone Mortar in very good condition,  Offered by the original 400.00
  dating back to around 3,500 years old and attributed to finder who recovered this  
  the Chumash tribe. one from an ancient site in  
    San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
    (more information to buyer)  

Item: Type: Double-sided Mortar Provenance: Price
TGRTO10 A very nice, interesting and quite unique double-sided grinding Offered by the original 375.00
  Mortar having shallow dips on both faces for food processing.  finder who recovered this  
  This one dates back to at least 3,500 years old and is attributed one from an ancient site in  
  to the Chumash tribe. San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
    (more information to buyer)  

Item: Type: Boat Anchor Provenance: Price
TGRTO17 A highly unusual and quite rare, river polished Boat Anchor Offered by the original 450.00
  having a quite weathered vertical cordage groove and dating finder who recovered this  
  back more than 3,500 years. This one is attributed to the one from an ancient site in  
  Chumash tribe, and is quite a rare item in very good condition San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
    (more information to buyer)  

Item: Type: Roller Pin Mano/Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO11 A quite large, very hefty "roller pin" hard stone Mano/Pestle used in Offered by the original 300.00
  food processing more than 3,500 years ago. This one is in excellent finder who recovered this  
  condition for the age and is attributed to the Chumash tribe. one from an ancient site in  
    San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
    (more information to buyer)  

Item: Type: Pestle Provenance: Price
TGRTO12 A nice medium-sized stone Pestle dating back more than Offered by the original 200.00
  3,500 years and attributed to the Chumash tribe. finder who recovered this  
    one from an ancient site in  
    San Luis Obispo Co., CA  
    (more information to buyer)  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO1596 A very light greenish-gray metamorphosed sandstone pump drill fly-weight Recovered from 120.00
  having a median ridge all the way around and a center hole which tapers Deer Creek Canyon  
  outwards on both sides. Quite a choice item! in Jefferson Co., CO  
    Ex: Michael Hough  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHTO1597 A tan-brown and gray metamorphosed sandstone Discoidal Undocumented 225.00
  in very good condition, but totally lacking in provenance. It    
  has 2 lines of sparse writing in black ink on one side, but I    
  couldn't make it out even with the aid of a good blacklight. Ex: Michael Hough  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JFTO3 Now this one's just darn cute... I know, I know, we're not supposed to call Recovered from SOLD
  ancient artifacts "cute"... but that's what my wife said about this one, and I had to Central California  
  snatch it away from her before she found a plant small enough to fit into this one.    
  A most impressive VERY small, highly polished light gray steatite medicine    
  grinding bowl having blue-green specks in the hoststone. It's extremely well    
  formed with only a few minor and very small ancient usage nicks around the    
  edges. Medicine bowls are EXTREMELY rare and seldom offered for sale anywhere. Stermer COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JFTO4 A VERY long (for type) and very rare greenish-brown polished diorite Recovered from 975.00
  double-grooved Atlatl weight in excellent condition. It has a single binding Tuolumne Co., CA  
  groove channel on either end, although the channel is quite encrusted with     
  caliche-like deposits on one end. The bottom is slightly concave to facilitate    
  close contact with the atlatl shaft. This is one superior example of a truly    
  rare artifact which pre-dated the bow & arrow. Jackson COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JFTO5 A somewhat rustic light gray gneiss Phallic Pestle which has a Recovered from 750.00
  surface which was sufficiently pecked into shape, but which lacks Merced Co., CA  
  any sign of polishing, which was normally done to enhance pestles    
  of this type, leaving me to believe that this one wasn't totally    
  finished with the manufacturing stage. Quite a scarce item. Jackson COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO4 A highly unusual, quite unique dark green granite-like polished and drilled Offered by original finder, 650.00
  hardstone pump drill fly-weight which was found on an ancient Archaic site. found in Crook Co., OR  
  The edges are just a little bit rough around the top of the hole, although these    
  have been smoothed out with aging, and the base has a couple of minor    
  weathered ancient nicks around the outer edge, but this one is essentially    
  intact as it was made and used hundreds of years ago. Definitely a most    
  rare item.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO5 A highly polished green-brown hardstone medium sized Pestle which  Found in 350.00
  shows a couple of ancient usage nicks to the working end. This one is quite Harney Co., OR  
  refined as Pestles go; normally they don't have the highly polished surfaces    
  this one displays. A very superior example of this ancient tool type.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCTO3 A HUGE and quite heavy, rare grooved Ice Pick, well formed on side   Recovered in 250.00
  A but quite crude on side B, where it may have been sheared down it's  Churchill Co., NV  
  length from aggressive use in ancient times. I find it VERY peculiar that    
  the ONLY samples I have ever seen of this rare artifact have ALL    
  come from the vicinities of very ancient dried-up lake beds in the desert    
  regions. Talk about global warming, this is solid proof of it!    
  A most interesting artifact.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO1 A highly attractive and hefty, good sized, pitch  From and older collection 850.00
  black hardstone pestle which is nicely polished recovered from Harney Co., OR  
  and very uniform/symmetrical. A VERY (More information to buyer)  
  superior example of this nice ancient tool.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO2 A fairly long and large brownish-gray granite Phallic Pestle having a From and older collection 1200.00
  somewhat dull rustic finish and excellent symmetry. It's quite smooth recovered from Harney Co., OR  
  from many years of use in ancient times and retains pecking marks (More information to buyer)  
  around the grinding end on the sides. It has slight surface scratches    
  and a small (1/16" deep) nick caused by farming machinery, which is    
  typical for artifacts recovered from agricultural areas... at least for the    
  ones which survived their encounter with farming machinery. Phallic     
  Pestles are quite rare, and this one is more so because it has additional    
  diamond-shaped incised patterns under the double-ring, incised    
  groove on the Phallic end. Quite an exceptional and rare artifact.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
VATO3 A fairly long, highly polished blackish-brown From and older collection 1100.00
  hardstone Phallic grinding Pestle with it's own recovered from Harney Co., OR  
  unique wavy "style". It has 2 incised grooves on (More information to buyer)  
  the Phallic poll end and is missing a section from    
  the grinding end from overly aggressive ancient    
  usage or pounding. (The missing section didn't    
  interfere with it's continued use, as this area is    
  heavily polished from continued use.) Quite a    
  choice piece, and Phallic Pestles are RARE!    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMTO1 A fairly large (long) 3/4-grooved green granite  Recovered from 500.00
  Hohokam Axe head which is nicely polished on Hohokam, AZ  
  the bit end and shows typical usage wear,    
  especially to the poll end. (photos 5 & 7)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMTO2 A full-grooved green granite Hohokam Axe head  Recovered in Arizona 125.00
  which is well formed, nicely polished and anciently    
  battered with typical (slight) usage marks to the     
  poll end (photo 7) and missing a substantial section    
  from the bit. (photos 5 & 6) Priced accordingly.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMTO3 A very interesting 3/4-grooved granite Axe head planform. It Recovered in Arizona 220.00
  has a quite shallow groove pecked into it's surface and is a    
  great study of the painstaking peck and polish process. It has    
  blue paint on both ends, probably from being stored on a    
  garage shelf too close to someone's working/painting area. (I    
  believe that this can be removed with a good acetone soaking.)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TO103 An absolutely perfect, and fairly large Recovered in Lake Co., CA, 800.00
  museum grade stone metate having a  attributed to the Pomo tribe  
  roller-pin for a mano. This set is simply (Details to buyer)  
  gorgeous and fairly scarce, especially in    
  this condition    

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