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This page contains "other" 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
GHFT1 A mottled dark gray chert Ledbetter Recovered in 35.00
Knife form from the Archaic period Limestone Co., AL
between 3500 and 6000 years old

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
CFFT16 A fairly large off-white and tan quartzite  Found in Eastern 65.00
Trade Blank which shows pressure flaking New Mexico
along the edges where it was used as a
Knife Blade in the interim. Most likely a
Paleo period tool

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1176 A fairly long medium gray chert Undocumented, 75.00
Copena triangular knife blade probably Tennessee

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1177 An interesting fairly sturdy mottled Undocumented, 150.00
blue-gray flint Copena triangular most likely
knife blade having cream colored Kentucky
sections along one edge from the
host stone's outer layers. It has a
5/8" nick to one edge just below
the tip (left side of photo 3)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1178 A fairly large off-white burlington Undocumented, 125.00
chert Decatur knife blade having a most likely
nicked tang and more recent (small) Missouri
nicks to the tip

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1179 A plain Jane mottled blue-gray,  Undocumented, 125.00
brown and tan Adena knife blade most likely
Tennessee

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT100 An interesting mottled red and purple chert hafted knife Recovered from an 150.00
blade, well worked on side A. Side B retains a rough unspecified dig site in
20% section of the original hoststone's cortex, but is Northern California by a
otherwise thoroughly flaked as well. It has a small flat UCSF Anthropology
section to the corner of one end (photo 7) from the  professor around 1950
original striking platform. The professor who recovered
this one along with Californian obsidian tools and 
weapons used this example to prove that trade routes
existed between the Californian tribes and the tribes in
Texas, where he claimed this one originated from

 

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT474 A nice group of 3 Oregon knife blades Warner Valley, OR 60.00 for all 3

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT12 A somewhat crude brown chert Crescent- Recovered in 50.00
shaped hafted Knife blade which most likely Northwestern Nevada
dates to the Paleo period

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT480 A nice group of 3 Oregon Warner Valley, OR 60.00 for all 3
knife blades

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHFT3 Five nicely patinated knife Found by Brian Walther SOLD
river flint thumbnail scrapers of Mobridge, SD 5/5

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT53 A nice pair of scraper / blade tools. Recovered in 6.00
Roosevalt, WA on
the Columbia River  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHFT7 Five nicely patinated knife river Found by Brian Walther SOLD
flint thumbnail scrapers of Mobridge, SD 5/5

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT836 A pretty crude gray-black basalt Found in NW Nevada 125.00
Cascade knife blade having a few
small chips from the tip. It has a single
multi-layered stack near the left edge
just above the centerline in photo 1
(close-up shown in photo 5) A real
work-horse of a butchering tool

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
ELFT1 A somewhat crude, mostly unifacially Recovered in 75.00
worked basalt knife blade, most likely Fremont Co., WY
from the Archaic period. All secondary
edgework appears only on side A, and
it has an ancient break to one edge 
running from just below the 1/2 mark all
the way to the base. (Photo 5 shows
the cross section of this break, which is 
also evident on the left edge of photo 2)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT90 A very thick mottled tan and off-white  Recovered in the 25.00
sugar quartz bi-pointed chopping tool, Nevada Desert
which is a little on the crude side due 
to the characteristics of the host stone
material (quartz doesn't flake)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT68 An outstanding bright red river polished Recovered from the  200.00
coastal plains chert duo-purpose Suwannee River near
butchering knife shaped like a sharks Dive Oat, FL  
  tooth. A VERY RARE form ! (unfortunately missing the tips of both tangs, shown in photos 6 & 7) Perino COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
SLFT1 A jet black opaque obsidian High Found by the seller 45.00

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
DLFT15 A fascinating off-whte hixton sugar quartz Found at a quarry site in 100.00
Paleo knife blade which was bi-facially Jackson Co., WI by the
worked with mostly larger percussion seller (details to buyer)
flaking. What appears to be crude flaking 
is actually strategically placed finger holds;
the original ergonomic design

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT30 A gray, brown and off- Recovered in 6.00
white Monterey chert knife Santa Barbara, CA
blade, minus the tip (Chumash territory)  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT34 A VERY NICE somewhat thin slightly Recovered from the 45.00
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 6.00
and in other ways sturdy tan Santa Cruz Co., CA
banded monterey chert knife blade

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DLFT19 A slightly crude and certainly well used off-white hixton sugar Found at a quarry site in 125.00
quartz ovate Paleo knife blade showing good flaking patterns Jackson Co., WI by the
for such a difficult material to work as well as good seller (details to buyer)
mineralization. There are 4 patches of the original cortex on
side B, and these appear as a multitude of very small amber 
crystal nodules when viewed under magnification. (prettier than
it looks, at first glance) It has a stubborn ledge on side A, just
below the tip where percussion flakes from both angles 
terminated. It has a more recent nick to one corner of the base,
but is otherwise in great condition for such an ancient tool.

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DLFT21 A caramel colored hixton sugar quartz    Found at a quarry site in 20.00
bi-facially percussion flaked Paleo Jackson Co., WI by the
Crescent Scraper having a very rough, seller (details to buyer)
but ancient surface opposite the primary
cutting edge, which could possibly be an
ancient break or could have been just 
the way it was made... I'm betting on the
ancient break, and pricing it accordingly

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DLFT25 A HUGE reddish-orange-brown hixton Found at a quarry site in 100.00
sugar quartz Paleo Cleaver (butchering  Jackson Co., WI by the
blade) partial showing a nice combination seller (details to buyer)
of percussion flaking on both surfaces
with pressure re-touch flaking to the tip.
The "tip" also has a more recent clip.
Still quite an interesting item

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DLFT26 A semi-translucent honey colored  Found at a quarry site in 15.00
hixton sugar quartz Paleo Flake knife Jackson Co., WI by the
blade of the fast and dirty variety seller (details to buyer) 7/22 ON-HOLD

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DLFT28 A very crude smokey white hixton sugar quartz Found at a quarry site in 20.00
Paleo butchering tool having a hooked end for  Jackson Co., WI by the
piercing coupled with pressure flaked blade edges seller (details to buyer)

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHFT4 A sweet little group of 12 Oliver County SOLD

nicely patinated Knife River

near Bismark, ND
Flint thumbnail scrapers 5/5

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHFT5 A sweet little group of 12 Oliver County SOLD

nicely patinated Knife River

near Bismark, ND
Flint thumbnail scrapers 5/5

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RHFT6 Five nicely patinated knife river Found by Brian Walther SOLD
flint thumbnail scrapers of Mobridge, SD 7/8

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
GBFT1 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 a sharp one in Lyon Co., NV
cutting edge. Most likely used as a
knife blade in the interim

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
GBFT6 A fairly large, semi-translucent Offered for sale by the 20.00
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
GBFT7 A fairly large obsidian trade  Offered for sale by the 18.00
blank having heavy patination on finder, who recovered this
one face and sharp cutting one in Lyon Co., NV
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
GBFT13 A fairly large semi-translucent Offered for sale by the 20.00
obsidian ovular planform, crudely  finder, who recovered this
bi-facially worked and most likely one in Lyon Co., NV
used as a cutting tool 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
JBFT13 An off-white chert quarry blank Recovered in NW 45.00

(see our museum page for an

Arkansas, Benton Co.
explanation of these) Full history to buyer

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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