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Ancient Indian
arrowheads and artifacts from the Archaic time era (3,000 to 10,000 years
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| GHAR3 |
A fairly thin gray flint
Stilwell blade well worked |
Recovered in
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65.00 |
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with left handed beveling.
From the Archaic |
Southern Tennessee |
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period between 7000 and 9000 years old |
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| GHAR4 |
A meaty gray and tan dover
chert |
Recovered from
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35.00 |
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Elora from the Archaic
period |
Humphreys Co., TN |
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between 3000 and 6000 years old |
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| GHAR5 |
A light mottled blue-gray
chert White |
Recovered from
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35.00 |
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Springs from the Archaic
period |
Humphreys Co., TN |
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between 6000 and 8000 years old |
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| ELAR4 |
A REAL Heartbreaker which
is about 95% there |
Recovered in
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220.00 |
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and screaming "Restore
Me!". A very thin, well |
Platte Co., CO |
Price reduced! |
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made tan chert Angostura point expertly flaked by |
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a very advanced knapper and having good basal
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grinding. Obviously it's missing it's tip and has a
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slight ancient nick to one of it's basal ears. For the |
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advanced craftsmanship, this one's definitely
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worthy of restoration and would display well
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| DFAR3 |
A nice semi-translucent
orange and |
Recovered in
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50.00 |
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cream colored chalcedony
Besant |
North Dakota |
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arrowhead crudely flaked on both
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faces but still an attractive piece dating
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between 1500 and 1900 years old |
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| DFAR4 |
A somewhat stubby,
worked-down |
Recovered in |
20.00 |
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Knife River Flint Besant
which is |
North Dakota |
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heavily patinated a bluish-white on
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side B. Flaking is thorough on both
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faces in a random pattern. |
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4/11 ON-HOLD |

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| DFAR5 |
An unusual green
fine-grained basalt |
Recovered in |
75.00 |
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Besant arrowhead dating
between |
North Dakota |
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1500 and 1900 years old. Flaking is
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thorough on both faces although not
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particularly remarkable. |
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| DFAR6 |
A greenish-gray Archaic
Oxbow |
Recovered in |
35.00 |
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arrowhead dating between
5100 and 5200 |
North Dakota |
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years old. Flaking is thorough on both
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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
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75.00 |
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jasper Bandy arrowhead
thoroughly flaked on |
Uvalde Co., TX |
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both faces with a slight clip to one edge just
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above the hafting line (left side of photo 4)
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Jackson COA |
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| MBAR87 |
A nice semi-translucent
obsidian Buchanan |
Recovered from the
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35.00 |
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Eared Knife form, well
flaked on both faces by |
Great Basin region |
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an intermediate knapper and having a clip to
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one ear. It has nice frosty patina on one face |
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| MBAR107 |
A nice mottled light gray
and pink quartzite |
Unfortunately
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55.00 |
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corner-notched arrowhead
fairly thin and |
undocumented |
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well flaked on both faces. It has a snapped
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stem and a slight clip to the end of one tang |
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as well as the tip and a slight small step in
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the middle of side B (Photo 4)
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| EWAR1 |
A very SUPER Ft. Payne
Chert Early |
Recovered just north |
700.00 |
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Archaic Pinetree blade
having great, if not |
of Nashville, TN |
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wicked serrations and Archaic beveling
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| RSAR1 |
A VERY long (for type - 4")
expertly made, slightly |
Recovered in |
1,250.00 |
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translucent obsidian Parman
point. It is thoroughly and |
Humboldt Co., CA |
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expertly flaked to a median ridge on both faces with |
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very intricate secondary pressure flaking along it's
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cutting edges. It retains the original striking
platform on |
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the base and is just one outstanding artifact. This is
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probably the largest Parman we've ever listed
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Rogers
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| CFAR5 |
A fairly thick red
quartzite Pelona dart point |
Found in Eastern |
45.00 |
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having rustic and very
subdued flaking owing |
New Mexico |
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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 |
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chert Pedernales blade
form having thorough, |
Central Texas |
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albeit rustic flaking patterns to both faces. It's
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quite sturdy and with the exception of a small
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flea bite to the tip is "all there". It's slightly
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asymmetrical from ancient re-sharpening, but |
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has an overall pleasant appearance.
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Stermer COA |
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| CFAR7 |
A fairly rustic medium gray
and tan |
Found in Eastern |
125.00 |
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Patinated Rancheria chert Escobas
dart |
New Mexico |
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point showing good flaking patterns to
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both faces. Even though it's slightly on the |
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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 |
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point having sections of
medium brown on |
New Mexico |
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side B, remnants of the original cortex of
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the host stone. Flaking patterns are quite
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rustic and of the fast & dirty variety.
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Stermer COA |
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| CFAR9 |
A very rustic dark brown
chert "Unclassified Archaic Point" |
Found in Eastern |
24.00 |
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having a slight reddish
cast. Flaking patterns are quite crude |
New Mexico |
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and from the beveling to one edge, this one looks like
a
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greatly worked-down Archaic knife blade, which might
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have been adopted as projectile point in it's later
stages, as
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it appears to have a lateral impact or usage fracture
along
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the beveled edge from the tip. Even though it's on the
crude |
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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
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250.00 |
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Archaic San Jose dart
points in a |
the same site in
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nice colorful array of materials
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Navajo Co., AZ |
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| BAAR1 |
A highly unusual slightly
crude green- |
Found in
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120.00 |
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gray layered ryolite
eccentric Fountain |
Rowan Co., NC
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Creek blade having good patina, heavy |
Offered by the
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mineralization and good weathering to
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original finder
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it's surfaces. It lost the bottom most
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"serration" from one edge long ago and
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has a slight nick to the tip, still a most
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unusual item
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| CFAR4 |
A very sturdy and
attractive light |
Quay Co., NM |
24.00 |
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gray and pink chalcedony
Early |
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Archaic Darl Stemmed dart
point |
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| RCAR43 |
A very nice glossy
Burlington chert stemmed |
Undocumented, |
65.00 |
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Archaic knife blade having
good thorough |
but most likely from
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flaking patterns to both faces by an advanced
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Missouri |
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knapper. It has a lateral shear to one edge of
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the base and a nick to one ear, still an attractive |
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piece which displays well |
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4/17 ON-HOLD |

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| RMAR4 |
A Gorgeous
semi-translucent honey colored |
Found in |
150.00 |
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Knife River
Flint Archaic knife blade which is |
Corson Co., SD
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drastically reduced! |
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almost uni-faced with sparse flaking on
side
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B, but good, fairly thorough flaking on
side A. |
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It has left handed beveling from ancient
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resharpenings. Just an outstanding
piece.
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Ex: Clay Claymore |
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| RMAR9 |
A fairly long
and sturdy gray-black chert Scotts Bluff |
Found in |
450.00 |
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knife blade.
Flaking is thorough to both faces, |
SW Colorado |
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although side A had a stubborn spot in
the center, |
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just below the tip which left a slight
vertical step.
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The edges are somewhat irregular due to
slight |
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usage wear. Basal grinding is very slight
and it has a |
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small clip to one side of the stem.
Additionally it has |
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interesting brownish patina covering the
entire stem
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Ex: Lyle Nickel |
Stermer COA |

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| RMAR11 |
A
semi-translucent black and gray obsidian Scotts Bluff |
Recovered from the |
70.00 |
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blade having
a single vertical mahogany band running down |
Klamath Basin, near
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drastically reduced! |
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both faces from about the mid-point of
one edge to the
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Klamath Falls, Oregon |
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bottom of the base. Flaking is fairly
thorough to both faces
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although executed by an intermediate knapper.
It has a
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slight flat section to side A in the
center and shows sharp
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angling to both cutting edges which
resembles beveling from |
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ancient re-sharpenings. The base appears
to have been
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snapped and salvaged in ancient times. It
has a more recent
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nick to one edge at the top of the stem.
This one comes
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with a hand-written letter of provenance
from the finder.
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| AR94 |
An absolutely gorgeous
yellowish-tan |
Recovered in
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650.00 |
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cobble chert Scottsbluff
dart point having a |
Robertson Co., TX
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very small red section to one corner of the
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base. This one was created by an advanced |
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knapper and the flaking patterns, especially
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on side A are just super attractive. The base |
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is nicely ground and this one is a problem
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German
COA |
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free point which is "all there"
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Rogers
COA |
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| BWAR4 |
A very long, well flaked
basalt Bi-pointed |
Found in N. CA |
1,450.00 |
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Archaic knife blade dating
between 3,000 |
during the 1800's |
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and 8,000 years old |
Stermer COA |
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| MWAR1 |
A nice pinkish-red
Hartville uplift chert |
Found in
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250.00 |
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Alberta dart point having
thorough flaking |
Weld Co., CO |
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patterns on both faces and traces of
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ancient re-sharpenings to the cutting edges
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| MWAR2 |
A magnificent
semi-translucent Knife |
Offered by the finder who
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325.00 |
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River Flint Oxbow dart
point having |
recovered this one in
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thorough flaking patterns to both faces
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McLean Co., ND |
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and basal thinning flakes as well. This is |
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a classic example for this type and with
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the exception of a slight nick to the tip, |
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it's in perfect condition |
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| MHAR973 |
A fairly thin pinkish-tan
chert Quilomene Bar |
Recovered in |
45.00 |
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dart point showing heavy
duty desert |
Pershing Co., NV |
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bleaching and patina and having a bite out of
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one edge near the tip (A good candidate for
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professional restoration to this single flaw) |
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| MHAR678 |
A very interesting red, tan
and gray |
Recovered in
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1,000.00 |
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conglomerate Jasper
Scottsbluff dart point |
Limon Co., CO
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having thorough flaking patterns, good basal
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grinding and an unfortunate clip to the tip. It's
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fairly thin and has intricate pressure flaking to |
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the blade edges as well as basal thinning. Just |
Ex: Michael Hough
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a very attractive and unique specimen |
Perino COA |
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