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This page contains "other" Ancient native American Indian
"knapped" flint and |
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chert tools such as Knife Blades, Hide Scrapers and Drills to name a few |
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| DAFT689 |
A pleasant, well weathered
dark |
Recovered in
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150.00 |
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gray chert Atlatl Valley
Triangular |
Fountain Bar, WA |
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Knife blade well flaked on both
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faces, and pretty much problem free |
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6/5 ON-HOLD |
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| MBFT81 |
A VERY stunning and
extremely long gray and blue |
Recovered in
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600.00 |
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hornstone Dovetail Drill
having very thorough and |
Nelson Co., KY
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detailed flaking patterns to a median ridge on both
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faces. It has a small ancient nick to one edge of the |
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base (left side photo 1 and bottom of photo 7) and |
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good basal grinding. Just an exceptional example
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for this type of tool and very rare for the size
alone,
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Ex: Coffman |
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not to mention the excellent craftsmanship
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Jackson COA |
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| JCFT17 |
An interesting blue and
brown chert double- |
Recovered in |
25.00 |
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ended graver which also
has a single cutting |
Churchill Co., NV |
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edge between the two graver spurs |
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7/22 ON-HOLD |
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| MBFT93 |
A very long and slender tan
and burgundy |
Livingston Co., KY |
300.00 |
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jasper corner notched
Knife blade having |
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good, thorough flaking to both faces and
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the typical slight usage wear marks
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| BWFT3 |
A very large, desert
polished black |
Klamath Co., OR |
125.00 |
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basalt Cascade Knife blade
showing |
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slight ancient usage wear to the cutting |
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edges and anciently missing it's tip. |
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(Photo 5) Still a large and desirable
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example of this Early Archaic type
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Stermer COA |
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| BWFT4 |
A very yummy yellow and
light brown |
Found on the |
215.00 |
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agate/jasper Calapooya
knife blade well |
Calapooya River |
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flaked on both faces but having a couple |
in Oregon |
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of small steps on both faces caused by
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flake-resistant areas in the host stone.
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Still an attractive and quite scarce type
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| RSFT2 |
A fairly long and sturdy,
mostly uni-faced |
Recovered in |
150.00 |
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black obsidian Hump-backed
Scraper. It |
Humboldt Co., CA |
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has a single hafting channel on one end and
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is a most interesting piece having slight river |
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polish
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| RSFT3 |
A fairly thin (for the
size) 3-9/16" gray |
Recovered in |
250.00 |
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chert Archaic Covington Knife blade which |
NE Oklahoma along |
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is heavily patinated to a light tan on one
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the Grand River |
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face. It's well flaked on both faces and is a |
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very attractive, problem-free artifact
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| MHFT1173 |
A nice and fairly large
mottled |
Undocumented,
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150.00 |
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blue-gray, off-white and
tan |
most likely
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flint Adena knife blade showing |
Ohio |
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a few usage wear edge nicks
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| MHFT1174 |
A fairly thick and well
made mottled |
Undocumented,
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175.00 |
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light blue-gray and tan
flint Benton |
most likely
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knife blade. It has a few recent nicks
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Kentucky |
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to the edges from improper storage
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| MHFT1171 |
A fairly large and unusual
blue flint Archaic |
Undocumented,
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200.00 |
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Benton knife blade having
very nice early |
most likely
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percussion flaking patterns. It has some
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Kentucky |
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ragged usage wear to the edges and tip and a |
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lateral fracture travelling from the very base
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along 1 edge for 1" (right side of photo 1)
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| LEFT6 |
A fairly large, colorful
and attractive lavender, |
Recovered in
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burgundy and off-white
Alibates flint core or |
Potter Co., TX
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mother stone which was used as a Fist axe in
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Offered by the finder |
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the interim. Quite an interesting item |
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7/8 |
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| MHFT1180 |
A medium gray plain Jane |
Undocumented,
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65.00 |
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chert Abasolo knife form |
most likely
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with no real outstanding
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Texas |
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characteristics to describe |
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| ELFT3 |
A nice, colorful purple and
burgundy Bighorn chert |
Recovered in
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250.00 |
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knife blade well flaked on
both faces but having a |
Albany Co., WY |
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rough section of the host stone's original rind in the
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center and above the centerline on side A (photo
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4). An attractive, reasonably priced item.
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| JCFT13 |
A nice obsidian Quarry or
Trade Blank |
Recovered in
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35.00 |
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nicely flaked on both
faces and ready to |
Churchill Co., NV |
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have been transformed into a preform |
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| JCFT14 |
A nice obsidian Quarry or
Trade Blank |
Recovered in
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35.00 |
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nicely flaked on both
faces and ready to |
Churchill Co., NV |
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have been transformed into a preform |
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| CFFT17 |
An interesting off-white
with a bluish cast |
Found in Eastern |
45.00 |
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chert Multi-purpose Tool (Spokeshave, |
New Mexico |
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Scraper, mini-knife blade and Awl).
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Personally I would date this one to the Late |
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Paleo period, as multi-purpose tools were
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most common throughout this particular era. |
Stermer COA |
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| DLFT3 |
A highly attractive orange
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Found at a quarry site in
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100.00 |
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red hixton sugar quartz uni-faced |
Jackson Co., WI by the
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Humpback scraper/blade which |
seller (details to buyer) |
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most likely dates to the Paleo
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era. A very well made tool
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| DLFT4 |
An absolutely beautiful
purple |
Found at a quarry site in
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95.00 |
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and orange hixton sugar quartz |
Jackson Co., WI by the
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Paleo uni-faced humpback
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seller (details to buyer) |
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scraper/blade which appears to |
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have an ancient nick off the stem
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| DLFT5 |
An interesting yellow-beige
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Found at a quarry site in
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125.00 |
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facially worked hixton sugar quartz |
Jackson Co., WI by the
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Paleo Square Knife blade made by |
seller (details to buyer) |
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percussion flaking and retaining
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much of the original host stone's
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cortex on side B. Quite a rare item
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| RCFT94 |
A very nice, medium-sized
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From the late George Miller collection |
20.00 |
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lavender and white chert
Pencil |
all assembled from Modoc Co., CA |
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Drill which has unfortunate
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and Churchill Co., NV (Comes with a |
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modern re-chipping
to the tip on |
detailed write-up about the finder and |
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one face, priced accordingly |
his collection) |
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| BDFT14 |
A group of very meaty and
large (for |
Found in
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50.00 |
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type) Paleo hafted
scrapers in a |
Navajo Co., AZ |
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variety of materials. One doubled as a |
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spokeshave, which was common in
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Paleo times. (Dual purpose tools) |
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| DLFT6 |
A fairly large bi-facially
worked orange hixton |
Found at a quarry site in
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130.00 |
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sugar quartz socketed Paleo
knife blade |
Jackson Co., WI by the
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made mostly by percussion flaking. It has
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what appears to be a more modern later
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shear running from just below the tip, down
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one cutting edge (the right one in photo 1) for |
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a distance of 1-1/2". Still, quite a rare item |
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| DLFT13 |
A fairly large and well
formed (considering |
Found at a quarry site in
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100.00 |
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the difficulty in working
this sort of host |
Jackson Co., WI by the
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stone) white hixton sugar quartz bi-facially
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seller (details to buyer) |
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worked hafted scraper which has some
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secondary pressure flaking along the edges |
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and which is most likely from the early
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Archaic era. A rare item from this material |
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| DLFT30 |
An absolutely HUMONGOUS,
thick and amazingly beautiful |
Found at a quarry site in
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250.00 |
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orange hixton sugar quartz Paleo
butchering blade. This one |
Jackson Co., WI by the
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was for the BIG game, folks. It has a couple of very
slight
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seller (details to buyer) |
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recent nicks to one cutting edge, a very slight nick
to one
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corner of the base, and a recent nick to one side of
the tip
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(right side in photo 3). Outside of these slight
imperfections, this |
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one is "all there" as the maker/user left it,
thousands of years
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ago. The mineralization on both surfaces has to be
seen to be
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believed. Just an outstanding, rare and extremely old
artifact.
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| FT98 |
A somewhat small, nicely
patinated |
Undocumented,
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10.00 |
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burlington chert hafted
knife blade |
most likely Missouri |
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| FT41 |
A LARGE deep mottled blue
and light |
Recovered in
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250.00 |
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brown Coshocton chert Paleo knife blade
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Scioto County, Ohio |
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having a ground base (possibly a Paleo |
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preform, used as a knife for a period) |
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| FT47 |
A very nice mahogany
colored jasper |
Provenance unknown,
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250.00 |
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Adena narrow stemmed socketed
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possibly Tennessee
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dagger blade which was probably |
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"press-fit" into an antler sleeve handle |
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| DAFT21 |
A very long and narrow
mottled |
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125.00 |
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orange and tan chert knife blade |
Harney Co., OR |
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Jackson
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| DAFT25 |
A small tan chert Cascade |
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40.00 |
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point manufactured on a flake |
Lake County, OR |
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with 40% of the original flake's |
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surface remaining on side B
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| MHFT1181 |
A mottled gray and
off-white |
Undocumented,
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35.00 |
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agate-like chert oval
knife form |
possibly Texas |
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having nicks to both ends
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| MHFT1182 |
A light gray-brown and tan |
Undocumented,
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20.00 |
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flint Refugio knife blade |
most likely |
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Texas |
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| LEFT7 |
A medium-sized off-white
and light blue |
Recovered in
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30.00 |
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Alibates flint core or
mother stone having |
Potter Co., TX
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tan and brown veins. It appears to have
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been used as a Fist Axe in the interim |
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| LEFT8 |
A HUGE chunk of very
colorful burgundy, blue |
Recovered in
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120.00 |
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and tan alibates flint
formed into a worthy Fist |
Oldham Co., TX
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Axe, bi-facially worked around the business
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Offered by the finder |
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edges. Quite an interesting and attractive piece |
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| LEFT3 |
A fairly thin mottled brown
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Recovered in
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15.00 |
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off-white Alibates flint
uni-faced |
Oldham Co., TX
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thumbnail scraper |
Offered by the finder |
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| LEFT5 |
A fairly large (for type)
and quite crude |
Recovered in
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20.00 |
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green and yellow chert uni-faced
end |
Oldham Co., TX
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scraper having thin purple horizontal banding.
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| MHFT1183 |
A light gray chert Tortugas
knife |
Undocumented,
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30.00 |
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form having non-descript, |
most likely
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cursory flaking patterns
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Texas |
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| MHFT1184 |
A tannish-gray somewhat
crude |
Undocumented,
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20.00 |
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chert Kinney knife blade
having |
most likely
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a stack in the middle of side A
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Texas |
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| CFFT4 |
A very light gray chert
pencil drill |
Quay Co., NM |
20.00 |
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| CFFT8 |
A fairly large, crude brown
quartzite |
Quay Co., NM |
22.00 |
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handheld Knife blade, most
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from the Archaic period, if not earlier |
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| CFFT9 |
A very sturdy and somewhat
crude |
Quay Co., NM |
15.00 |
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blue-black chert Knife blade |
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| CFFT10 |
A fairly large light blue
flint uni-faced |
Undocumented, |
75.00 |
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combination butchering
Knife blade/End |
most likely Kentucky |
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scraper having sections of
the tan cortex |
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remaining from the
original host stone's |
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outer layers. This one most likely dates
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back to the Paleo period |
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| CFFT12 |
A medium sized off-white |
Quay Co., NM |
50.00 |
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quartzite Crescent Knife
Blade |
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| DAFT664 |
A fairly slender
bluish-gray |
Fort Rock, OR |
35.00 |
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chert hafted Knife blade |
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| DAFT663 |
A black obsidian Paleo uni-faced |
Fort Rock, OR |
40.00 |
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side scraper, well made
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having small sections of the original |
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host stone's cortex at each end |
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| TPFT104 |
A medium brown jasper Drill |
Lake Co., OR
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24.00 |
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having tip damage from |
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ancient usage. Flaking is
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Full history
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fairly thorough on both faces |
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| TPFT111 |
A nice uni-faced white
quartzite |
Lake Co., OR
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20.00 |
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Cottonwood Leaf Scraper |
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having yellow sections and
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heavy mineralization on side A
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Full history
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(Brown sections)
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to buyer |
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| TPFT167 |
A fairly thick opaque black
obsidian |
Lake Co., OR
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45.00 |
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Archaic Hafted Knife blade
having |
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HEAVY river polishing, which adds |
Full history
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to it's attractiveness
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