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Ancient Indian arrowheads and artifacts from the Archaic time era (3,000 to 10,000 years old)

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GHAR3 A fairly thin gray flint Stilwell blade well worked Recovered in 65.00
with left handed beveling. From the Archaic Southern Tennessee
period between 7000 and 9000 years old

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GHAR4 A meaty gray and tan dover chert Recovered from 35.00
Elora from the Archaic period Humphreys Co., TN
between 3000 and 6000 years old

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GHAR5 A light mottled blue-gray chert White Recovered from 35.00
Springs from the Archaic period Humphreys Co., TN
between 6000 and 8000 years old

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ELAR4 A REAL Heartbreaker which is about 95% there Recovered in 220.00
and screaming "Restore Me!". A very thin, well  Platte Co., CO Price reduced!
made tan chert Angostura point expertly flaked by
a very advanced knapper and having good basal
grinding. Obviously it's missing it's tip and has a 
slight ancient nick to one of it's basal ears. For the
advanced craftsmanship, this one's definitely
worthy of restoration and would display well

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DFAR3 A nice semi-translucent orange and Recovered in 50.00
cream colored chalcedony Besant North Dakota
arrowhead crudely flaked on both
faces but still an attractive piece dating
between 1500 and 1900 years old

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DFAR4 A somewhat stubby, worked-down Recovered in 20.00
Knife River Flint Besant which is North Dakota
heavily patinated a bluish-white on
side B. Flaking is thorough on both
faces in a random pattern. 4/11 ON-HOLD

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DFAR5 An unusual green fine-grained basalt Recovered in 75.00
Besant arrowhead dating between North Dakota
1500 and 1900 years old. Flaking is
thorough on both faces although not
particularly remarkable.

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DFAR6 A greenish-gray Archaic Oxbow  Recovered in 35.00
arrowhead dating between 5100 and 5200 North Dakota
years old. Flaking is thorough on both
faces and it has an ancient nick to the tip

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MBAR86 A fairly thin mottled tan and gray-brown  Recovered in 75.00
jasper Bandy arrowhead thoroughly flaked on Uvalde Co., TX
both faces with a slight clip to one edge just
above the hafting line (left side of photo 4) Jackson COA

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MBAR87 A nice semi-translucent obsidian Buchanan  Recovered from the 35.00
Eared Knife form, well flaked on both faces by Great Basin region
an intermediate knapper and having a clip to
one ear. It has nice frosty patina on one face

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MBAR107 A nice mottled light gray and pink quartzite Unfortunately 55.00
corner-notched arrowhead fairly thin and undocumented
well flaked on both faces. It has a snapped 
stem and a slight clip to the end of one tang
as well as the tip and a slight small step in
the middle of side B (Photo 4)

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EWAR1 A very SUPER Ft. Payne Chert Early  Recovered just north 700.00
Archaic Pinetree blade having great, if not of Nashville, TN
wicked serrations and Archaic beveling

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RSAR1 A VERY long (for type - 4") expertly made, slightly   Recovered in 1,250.00
translucent obsidian Parman point. It is thoroughly and Humboldt Co., CA
expertly flaked to a median ridge on both faces with
very intricate secondary pressure flaking along it's 
cutting edges. It retains the original striking platform on
the base and is just one outstanding artifact. This is
probably the largest Parman we've ever listed Rogers COA

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CFAR5 A fairly thick red quartzite Pelona dart point  Found in Eastern 45.00
having rustic and very subdued flaking owing New Mexico
to the nature of the host stone material Stermer COA

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CFAR6 A fairly long mottled tan Edwards Plateau Found in 175.00
chert Pedernales blade form having thorough, Central Texas
albeit rustic flaking patterns to both faces. It's
quite sturdy and with the exception of a small
flea bite to the tip is "all there". It's slightly 
asymmetrical from ancient re-sharpening, but
has an overall pleasant appearance. Stermer COA

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CFAR7 A fairly rustic medium gray and tan Found in Eastern 125.00
Patinated Rancheria chert Escobas dart New Mexico
point showing good flaking patterns to 
both faces. Even though it's slightly on the
crude side, it's "all there" as it was made Stermer COA 6/24 ON-HOLD

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CFAR8 A sturdy black andesite Cortaro dart  Found in Eastern 25.00
point having sections of medium brown on New Mexico
side B, remnants of the original cortex of
the host stone. Flaking patterns are quite
rustic and of the fast & dirty variety. Stermer COA

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CFAR9 A very rustic dark brown chert "Unclassified Archaic Point"  Found in Eastern 24.00
having a slight reddish cast. Flaking patterns are quite crude New Mexico
and from the beveling to one edge, this one looks like a
greatly worked-down Archaic knife blade, which might
have been adopted as projectile point in it's later stages, as
it appears to have a lateral impact or usage fracture along 
the beveled edge from the tip. Even though it's on the crude
side, it's still a legitimate and quite ancient artifact. Stermer COA

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BDAR7 A GORGEOUS group of 7 Early All recovered from 250.00
Archaic San Jose dart points in a the same site in
nice colorful array of materials Navajo Co., AZ

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BAAR1 A highly unusual slightly crude green-  Found in 120.00
gray layered ryolite eccentric Fountain Rowan Co., NC
Creek blade having good patina, heavy Offered by the
mineralization and good weathering to original finder
it's surfaces. It lost the bottom most
"serration" from one edge long ago and
has a slight nick to the tip, still a most
unusual item

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CFAR4 A very sturdy and attractive light Quay Co., NM 24.00
gray and pink chalcedony Early 
Archaic Darl Stemmed dart point

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RCAR43 A very nice glossy Burlington chert stemmed Undocumented, 65.00
Archaic knife blade having good thorough but most likely from
flaking patterns to both faces by an advanced Missouri
knapper. It has a lateral shear to one edge of 
the base and a nick to one ear, still an attractive
piece which displays well 4/17 ON-HOLD

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RMAR4 A Gorgeous semi-translucent honey colored  Found in 150.00
Knife River Flint Archaic knife blade which is Corson Co., SD drastically reduced!
almost uni-faced with sparse flaking on side 
B, but good, fairly thorough flaking on side A.
It has left handed beveling from ancient
resharpenings. Just an outstanding piece. Ex: Clay Claymore

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RMAR9 A fairly long and sturdy gray-black chert  Scotts Bluff     Found in  450.00
knife blade. Flaking is thorough to both faces, SW Colorado  
although side A had a stubborn spot in the center,
just below the tip which left a slight vertical step.
The edges are somewhat irregular due to slight
usage wear. Basal grinding is very slight and it has a
small clip to one side of the stem. Additionally it has
interesting brownish patina covering the entire stem Ex: Lyle Nickel Stermer COA

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RMAR11 A semi-translucent black and gray obsidian Scotts Bluff Recovered from the 70.00
blade having a single vertical mahogany band running down Klamath Basin, near drastically reduced!
both faces from about the mid-point of one edge to the Klamath Falls, Oregon
bottom of the base. Flaking is fairly thorough to both faces
although executed by an intermediate knapper. It has a
slight flat section to side A in the center and shows sharp 
angling to both cutting edges which resembles beveling from
ancient re-sharpenings. The base appears to have been
snapped and salvaged in ancient times. It has a more recent
nick to one edge at the top of the stem. This one comes
with a hand-written letter of provenance from the finder.

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AR94 An absolutely gorgeous yellowish-tan  Recovered in 650.00
cobble chert Scottsbluff dart point having a Robertson Co., TX
very small red section to one corner of the  (details to buyer)
base. This one was created by an advanced
knapper and the flaking patterns, especially 
on side A are just super attractive. The base
is nicely ground and this one is a problem German COA
free point which is "all there" Rogers COA

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BWAR4 A very long, well flaked basalt Bi-pointed  Found in N. CA 1,450.00
Archaic knife blade dating between 3,000 during the 1800's
and 8,000 years old Stermer COA

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MWAR1 A nice pinkish-red Hartville uplift chert Found in 250.00
Alberta dart point having thorough flaking Weld Co., CO
patterns on both faces and traces of
ancient re-sharpenings to the cutting edges

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MWAR2 A magnificent semi-translucent Knife Offered by the finder who 325.00
River Flint Oxbow dart point having recovered this one in
thorough flaking patterns to both faces  McLean Co., ND
and basal thinning flakes as well. This is
a classic example for this type and with 
the exception of a slight nick to the tip,
it's in perfect condition

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MHAR973 A fairly thin pinkish-tan chert Quilomene Bar Recovered in 45.00
dart point showing heavy duty desert Pershing Co., NV
bleaching and patina and having a bite out of
one edge near the tip (A good candidate for
professional restoration to this single flaw)

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MHAR678 A very interesting red, tan and gray Recovered in 1,000.00
conglomerate Jasper Scottsbluff dart point Limon Co., CO
having thorough flaking patterns, good basal
grinding and an unfortunate clip to the tip. It's  
fairly thin and has intricate pressure flaking to
the blade edges as well as basal thinning. Just Ex: Michael Hough
a very attractive and unique specimen Perino COA

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