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This page contains Ancient Native American Indian "knapped" flint and chert tools such as Knife Blades, Hide Scrapers and Drills to name a few

 

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT70 A very attractive red and mahogany  Recovered from the 150.00
 

colored Coastal Plains chert Paleo hafted

 upper Suwannee  
  knife blade having nice tannic staining River drainage basin  
  which only adds to it's rustic appearance. in Florida  
  It has nice percussion flaking with more     
  micro pressure flaking to the cutting edge.    
  A most fascinating item.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT72 A very rustic and sturdy dark brown Recovered from the 150.00
 

Coastal Plains Chert Paleo hafted

Flint River in  
  knife blade having heavy duty river Dougherty Co., GA  
  polish and tannic staining which only    
  adds to it's appearance. The surface     
  itself somewhat resembles the surface    
  of the desert polished Acheulean    
  hand-axes from the old world.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT73 A highly river polished orange Coastal  Recovered from the 130.00
 

Plains chert Paleo knife blade showing

 Flint River in  
  nice percussion flaking with more   Dougherty Co., GA  
  minute pressure flaking patterns on the    
  cutting edges. The diagonal "cut" at the    
  base is actually the original striking    
  platform from which this piece was    
  made. An outstanding "looker" for    
  serious blade collectors.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT561 A unique uni-faced olive green  Found in 12.00
  Franciscan chert scraper blade Humboldt Co., CA  
  which retains the original    
  striking platform at the base Ex: Michael Hough  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JAFT18 A most attractive glossy black obsidian Harney Co., OR 250.00
  Paleo Owl Cave preform which, judging    
  by the micro-edgework on the mostly    
  unfinished side B, was used as a small     
  knife blade at this stage of it's manufacture.    
  A very attractive study of the stages    
  involved in the manufacturing process Ex: Davidson  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DWFT1 An interesting tan-brown Agate Recovered in 75.00
  almost uni-faced Cascade knife Ruby Valley, NV  
  blade having a single clear diagonal     
  vein just above the hafting area. Side    
  A is fairly well flaked, but side B is  Ex: Berreth  
  only pressure flaked around all edges Ex: Brooks  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DWFT2 A highly attractive glossy off-white and Recovered in 130.00
  tan Chalcedony Ovular knife blade Las Animas Co., CO  
  which was probably destined to    
  become a preform eventually. It retains    
  a small section (7/16") of the original     
  striking platform on the base. It appears    
  to have desert polished calcium    
  deposits in the center of side A, which    
  someone tried to aggressively remove Ex: Brooks  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DWFT4 A huge and attractive mottled  Recovered from 275.00
  gray owl creek chert Covington Coryell Co., TX  
  blade. Thoroughly flaked and    
  quite well-made Ex: Brooks  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JDFT4 A very aged and quite fascinating for  Found in Missouri 125.00
  it's archaic traits, heat treated burlington    
  chert Lerma blade, Archaic period    
  between 5,000 and 10,000 years old    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LEFT3 A fairly thin mottled brown and  Recovered in 15.00
  off-white Alibates flint uni-faced Oldham Co., TX  
  thumbnail scraper Offered by the finder  

Item: Type: Side Scraper Provenance: Price
TGRFT4 A very unusual beige and black chert side-scraper which is uni-faced with Offered by the original finder 24.00
  fairly detailed secondary pressure flaking all around it's working edges. who recovered this one from  
    an ancient site in San Luis  
    Obispo County, California  

Item: Type: Fast & Dirty Knife Blade Provenance: Price
TGRFT6 An off-white and light bluish-gray fast & dirty novaculite Knife blade  Offered by the original finder 25.00
  having mostly uni-facial flaking patterns on side B, all leading to the center who recovered this one from  
  of this piece. This one "might" have started out being used as a core an ancient site in San Luis  
  stone, only to be adopted as a crude knife blade in it's later stages. The Obispo County, California  
  bottom section is quite rough with veining which weathered out over time.    

Item: Type: Large Scraper Provenance: Price
TGRFT7 A very large, for type, light blue, tan and gray uni-faced novaculite Offered by the original finder 24.00
  Scraper. It retains a "pitted" section of the outer host nodule's cortex who recovered this one from  
  on side A, but shows pressure flaking especially along 2 of the 4 outer an ancient site in San Luis  
  edges. (top and left side in photo 1) It's quite large as far as scrapers Obispo County, California  
  go, so it was most likely used to scrape hides of larger game animals.    

Item: Type: Graver Provenance: Price
TGRFT8 A fairly thin, well worked tan and gray Monterey chert Incising  Offered by the original finder 25.00
  and Graver tool. It resembles the Paleo Crescents in form, but this who recovered this one from  
  is purely coincidental, as this one is from a much later time era. an ancient site in San Luis  
    Obispo County, California  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
LEFT8 A HUGE chunk of very colorful burgundy, blue Recovered in 120.00
  and tan alibates flint formed into a worthy Fist Oldham Co., TX  
  Axe, bi-facially worked around the business Offered by the finder  
  edges. Quite an interesting and attractive piece    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT91 A very hefty, meaty brown and light gray Found in 25.00
  cobblestone Fist Axe in excellent Travis Co., TX  
  condition. It's nicely flaked on both faces (details to buyer)  
  along the single cutting edge. This one    
  has a lot of character to it and is most    
  likely from the Paleo period.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT461 A mottled brown and white agate Found on the 25.00
 

hafted triangular knife blade which

Columbia River, OR  
  appears to have been anciently re-    
  sharpened down to almost nothing.    
  It displays a hafting stop on side A     
  and a pressure-fitting slope to side B    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT456 A fast and dirty red and purple Lane Co., OR 20.00
 

chert Cascade knife blade

   
  showing secondary pressure    
  flaking along all 4 edges, but     
  little flaking attempts elsewhere    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT472 A well flaked opaque black obsidian Warner Valley, OR 35.00
  Atlatl Valley Triangular knife blade    
  from the Archaic period. Flaking is      
  thorough, but in random patterns by an    
  intermediate knapper. It also has alkali    
  deposits as testimony to it's antiquity    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DFFT1 A light brown, red, pink and gray chert Recovered in 12.00
  Side Knife from the late prehistoric North Dakota  
  phase, between 300 and 500 years     
  old. Flaking is erratic and not very well    
  formed. (Fast & dirty technology)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT18 A nice set of 2 obsidian and 1 orange and Recovered in 18.00
  off-white chert drills having slight damage Churchill Co., NV  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT56 An interesting gray and red chert Recovered in NW 75.00
 

Lerma knife blade having a crystal

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  inclusion from the Early Archaic Full history to buyer  
  Period, 8,000 to 9,000 years old    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMFT9 A HUGE mottled gray Paleo Butchering blade  Recovered in 220.00
  which is quite crude but most likely accomplished Lee Co., Iowa  
  it's job against the BIG Game animals well.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1179 A plain Jane mottled blue-gray,  Undocumented, 45.00
  brown and tan Adena knife blade most likely  
    Tennessee  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT661 Now if there was a contest for a "Fast & Dirty"  Recovered in 15.00
  category, this one would take first place, hands Jackson Co., OR  
  down! A mottled reddish-brown chert Flake    
  knife blade, made on a very large flake and    
  having only cursory pressure flaking evident. It     
  retains a long vertical white section from the host    
  stone's cortex along one edge. It's crude, but it     
  was capable of serving it's purpose, as the blade    
  edges are still quite sharp. This could have been    
  a blank, which was used as a knife in the interim    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT480 A nice group of 3 Oregon Warner Valley, OR 40.00 for all 3
  knife blades    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SLFT1 A jet black opaque obsidian High Found by the seller 35.00
 

Desert Cascade knife blade having 

in Owyhee Co., ID  
  thorough and superior flaking patterns    
  as well as unfortunate nicks to both    
  stem corners as well as to the tip    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT34 A VERY NICE somewhat thin slightly Recovered from the 75.00
  river polished plains coastal chert hafted Flint River in Dougherty  
  Stanfield knife blade having nice basal County, GA  
  grinding,  from my own personal collection !    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT32 A thick and in some ways crude Recovered in 12.00
  and in other ways sturdy tan Santa Cruz Co., CA  
  banded monterey chert knife blade    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT2 A fairly large, translucent opalescent Offered for sale by the 22.00
  obsidian trade blank having heavy finder, who recovered this  
  patination on one face and sharp one in Lyon Co., NV  
  cutting edges. Most likely used as a    
  knife blade in the interim    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT3 A fairly large, semi-translucent Offered for sale by the 24.00
  obsidian trade blank having heavy finder, who recovered this  
  patination on one face and sharp one in Lyon Co., NV  
  cutting edges. Most likely used as    
  a knife blade in the interim    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT4 A fairly large, semi-translucent    Offered for sale by the 22.00
  obsidian trade blank having heavy finder, who recovered this  
  patination on one face and a sharp one in Lyon Co., NV  
  cutting edge. Most likely used as a    
  knife blade in the interim    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT5 A fairly large, semi-translucent  Offered for sale by the 22.00
  obsidian trade blank having heavy finder, who recovered this  
  patination on one face and sharp  one in Lyon Co., NV  
  cutting edges. Most likely used as    
  a knife blade in the interim    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT8 A nice looking semi-translucent  Offered for sale by the 20.00
  obsidian planform for a triangular finder, who recovered this  
  blade one in Lyon Co., NV  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT10 A neat iridescent gray and black Offered for sale by the 20.00
  diagonally banded obsidian finder, who recovered this  
  planform, bifacially worked and one in Lyon Co., NV  
  probably used as a crude knife    
  at this stage of its development    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT11 A semi-translucent bi-facially Offered for sale by the 18.00
  worked trade blank finder, who recovered this  
    one in Lyon Co., NV  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT12 A somewhat bi-facially worked Offered for sale by the 20.00
  obsidian leaf shaped planform finder, who recovered this  
  which was probably used as a one in Lyon Co., NV  
  crude knife in the interim    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT14 A crude semi-translucent obsidian Offered for sale by the 12.00
  trade blank having very little finder, who recovered this  
  "flaking", mostly to 1 side only one in Lyon Co., NV  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT55 A good sized blue-gray chert Lerma Recovered in NW 75.00
 

Round Base knife blade having

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  pinkish hues from the Early Archaic Full history to buyer  
  period (8,000 to 9,000 years ago)    
  Definitely has ALOT of character !    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT54 A fairly large blue-gray chert knife Recovered in NW 24.00
 

blade from the Archaic/Woodland

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  periods having what appears to Full history to buyer  
  have been an inclusion exposed by    
  weathering    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT58 A Lerma Round Base knife in Recovered in NW 35.00
 

gray chert, showing tip damage

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  from as well as edge wear from Full history to buyer  
  usage. Early Archaic period    
  from 8,000 to 9,000 years old    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT63 A large and meaty gray and blue chert Recovered in NW 60.00
 

trade blank which might have been

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  used as a scraper-knife combination Full history to buyer  
  tool from the Archaic to Woodland    
  periods (1,000 to 4,000 years old)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT66 A very old gray chert combination Recovered in NW 35.00
 

scraper/knife blade having pinkish hues

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  and most likely dating back to the  Full history to buyer  
  Archaic period at least 4,000 years ago    
  Has a great "feel" and surface texture    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT69 A totally fascinating and heavily worked-. Recovered in 12.00
 

down black obsidian Cascade knife blade

 SE Oregon  
  It has thorough flaking to both faces, with    
  the ancient resharpenings giving much finer    
  and detailed flaking patterns above the    
  hafted area    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT24 An intentionally broken base from a Recovered in NW 8.00
 

quarry blank, the piece which was

Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  broken off, was then made into a tool     
  or arrowhead, and this left-over section    
  was saved for use at a later time. Full history to buyer  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JBFT65 An unusually shaped gray chert  Recovered in NW 12.00
 

scraper/knife blade combination

 Arkansas, Benton Co.  
  tool which appears to have Full history to buyer  
  been hafted in ancient times    

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