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This page lists Ancient Indian arrowheads and |
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artifacts from time era's other than the Paleo |
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and Archaic periods |
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| TROT37 |
A snow-white quartz Howard
arrowhead from the |
From an older collection, |
100.00 |
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Mississippian period
between 500 to 700 years old. |
recovered in Texas |
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It has a nick to the tip of one serration as well as
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the bottom of the tip just above this serration, but
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otherwise "all there". (top serration on the right
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of photo 2) Flaking is thorough but somewhat
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subdued due to the characteristics of the host stone |
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| TROT41 |
A nice desert bleached
white chert Washita |
From an older collection, |
SOLD |
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having good symmetry from
the Mississippian |
recovered in Texas |
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phase, between 400 and 800 years old. It's
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well flaked on both faces although it has a
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single vertical step in the center of side B.
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(Photo 4) It also has an ancient nick to the tip |
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6/14 |
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| LEOT1 |
A somewhat crude black
quartzite Gary dart |
Recovered in
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12.00 |
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point having very subdued
flaking due to the |
Fannin Co., TX
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character of the host stone. One tang is
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Offered by the finder |
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nicked off (photo 7), while the other tang
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faired less well, and was removed by a lateral |
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shear (photo 6) In spite of it's crudeness, it
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has an interesting hafting stop on side A |
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| RHOT4 |
An attractive white |
Found in Oklahoma
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150.00 |
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chalcedony side-notched |
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arrowhead, 1/8" thick |
Ex: Chris Meriam |
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| OT129 |
A pair of average field
grade dart |
Found in Kentucky
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20.00 |
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points in blue-gray chert
and cream |
(no further provenance
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colored chert with an orange hue
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| DPOT2 |
A dark blue-gray chert
Adena- |
Found in
Lonoke Co.,
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15.00 |
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Robbins stemmed knife
blade |
Arkansas. Offered for
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which is pretty much "all there",
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sale by the finder |
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as last used by the ancients |
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| JDOT1 |
An interesting mottled blue
and brown flint |
Kentucky |
30.00 |
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Turkeytail-Harrison with
cream colored |
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section at the very end of the base. The
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surface on both faces is quite pitted from
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crystal inclusions which have mostly
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weathered out over time. (Some remain)
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| SLOT5 |
An off-white and gray chert
Kings arrowhead with |
Missouri
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20.00 |
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a slight clip to one ear and a nibble off of the base; |
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slight tip nick and usage wear. From the
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Mid-Archaic to Woodland eras (4500 - 2500 BP) |
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| DAOT72 |
A mottled gray agate
stemmed dart |
Found on the |
40.00 |
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point most likely from the |
Snake River in Idaho |
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Developmental through Classic
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Phases (600 to 1,600 years old) |
Ex: Crandall |
6/1 ON-HOLD |
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| DAOT76 |
A medium blue-gray chert
Merrybell |
Found on the |
50.00 |
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Variety II side notched dart
point from |
Snake River in Idaho |
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the late Archaic through Transitional
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phases (1,750 to 2,500 years old) |
Ex: Crandall |
5/14 ON-HOLD |
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| DAOT79 |
A purplish-gray chert Elko
corner |
Found on the |
40.00 |
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notched arrowhead from the middle |
Snake River in Idaho |
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Archaic through Developmental phases
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(1,200 to 3,500 years old) One tang is
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all but missing from ancient re-working |
Ex: Crandall |
5/14 ON-HOLD |
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| SLOT2 |
A glossy blue and off-white
chert |
Missouri
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45.00 |
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Kampsville arrowhead from the late Archaic |
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to Woodland time eras (3000 - 2500 BP) |
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| DAOT205 |
A sturdy medium gray |
Rogues Jackson Co., OR |
24.00 |
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chert
Gunther Barbed |
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arrowhead |
Ex: Lloyd Butcher |
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| SLOT3 |
A light brown chert
Kampsville arrowhead |
Missouri
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45.00 |
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with darker brown patination on one side
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and very fine edgework all around the |
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blade. From the late Archaic to Woodland |
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time eras (3000 - 2500 BP) |
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| SLOT4 |
A gray and brown flint
Carter blade |
Missouri
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35.00 |
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having a lightly ground basal area from the |
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Woodland period (2500 - 1500 BP) |
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| SWOT24 |
A fairly thick brick-red
chert |
Found at the Quinton |
15.00 |
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stemmed knife blade showing |
Site on the Columbia |
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minimal flaking patterns.
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River in Washington |
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| JSOT4 |
An interesting red chert
side- |
Unknown, from the |
24.00 |
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notched arrowhead having a |
material, possibly |
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bifurcated base and slight blue
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Arkansas |
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veining/splotches |
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| JSOT5 |
A fairly thin side-notched |
Unknown, but judging from |
40.00 |
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arrowhead made from fossil chert |
the material, possibly |
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with a gazillion small fossil inclusions |
southern New Mexico |
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| JSOT11 |
A fairly large iridescent
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Unknown, most likely from |
35.00 |
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by miniscule bubbles in the |
the Great Basin area, |
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volcanic lava) gray obsidian
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Nevada |
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Hendricks (?) blade
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| BLOT5 |
A very attractive purple
and pink |
Found in |
30.00 |
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chert Edgewood arrowhead dating |
Western Texas |
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to the Woodland era between
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1,500 and 3,000 years old |
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| JBOT17 |
An interesting gray/brown chert |
Recovered in NW |
32.00 |
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corner notched arrowhead having |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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nicely thinned edges and a needle tip |
Full history to buyer |
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| JBOT37 |
An interesting dark gray Peisker
Diamond |
Recovered in NW |
18.00 |
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arrowhead from the Woodland
period |
Arkansas, Benton Co. |
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(2,000 to 2,500 years old) made from a
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most difficult material to work material,
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quite similar to basalt in the western states
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and having sparkly mica inclusions. Shape |
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in cross section is Plano-convex |
Full history to buyer |
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| SLOT1 |
A mottled gray, pink and
white chert |
Missouri
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115.00 |
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Cupp arrowhead from the late Woodland |
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to Mississippian era (1500 - 600 BP)
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A very interesting piece !
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Rogers
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| SLOT9 |
A mottled light gray chert
Apple Creek |
Missouri
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10.00 |
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arrowhead having both ears and the base
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clipped. From the late Woodland era
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(1700-1500 BP) |
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| OT87 |
A mottled gray & blue flint |
Tennessee |
40.00 |
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Adena point |
Ex: Nolan Peters |
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| RHOT3 |
A tan chert Greeneville
point |
Hardin Co., TN |
45.00 |
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having light basal grinding. |
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From the Woodland era,
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1,500 to 3,000 years old
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JSOT1 |
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An attractive light tan
flint |
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Unknown, obtained |
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24.00 |
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Snyders-style corner notched
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from a collector |
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arrowhead |
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