Ancient Native American Indian Artifacts, Relics and Arrowheads

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This page contains arrowheads, bone tools and other artifacts from the Pacific Northwest and Alaska

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Item:	Type: Ground Slate Harpoon Point	Provenance:	Price
RPPN7	An ultra-thin ground slate Harpoon tip in excellent	Recovered from	75.00
	condition except for a bit of roughness on the basal edge.	Kotzebue, Alaska
	Period/Age: Thule Tradition - 400-2000 B.P.	Ex: Greg Perino

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
VAPN2	A well worn, well aged bone Harpoon	Provenance for this piece is unfortunately	85.00
	Toggle which has surface chipping to it's	undocumented but judging from the material, I
	outer layers, but otherwise is intact.	would bet my bottom dollar that it's from the
		Pacific Northwest, most likely Alaska. It has an
		interesting little story about how it (re-) arrived
		in the United States from a European collector

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
VAPN3	A very unusual, seldom seen for sale polished bone Net Gauge	Provenance for this piece is unfortunately	350.00
	having a triple-drilled handle. I examined the "open hole"	undocumented but judging from the material, I
	microscopically and can't really tell if the third (bottom) hole was	would bet my bottom dollar that it's from the
	left "open" intentionally, by design, or if this was anciently nicked.	Pacific Northwest, most likely Alaska. It has an
	I'm betting on it being anciently nicked, although the rest of this	interesting little story about how it (re-) arrived
	old tool is completely intact and in pristine condition.	in the United States from a European collector	dlbt

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
RPPN1	A pair of fairly large damaged	Recovered from	45.00
	ground slate Ulu and Knife blades	Kodiak Island, Alaska
		Ex: Perino

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
RPPN3	A somewhat rustic knapped and	Recovered from	40.00
	polished green stone Adze bit	Kodiak Island, Alaska
		Ex: Perino

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
RPPN4	An interesting study lot of 4 damaged	Recovered from	50.00
	ground slate tool/knife blade partials	Kodiak Island, Alaska
		Ex: Perino

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
SIPN1	A most unusual, one of a kind Inuit Eskimo Figure	Collected in the 1930's	15,000.00
	carved on an ancient Whale bone. It's in excellent	from Canada
	condition, as it was made, but has developed a
	few vertical cracks from normal aging. The back is
	somewhat porous from the whale bone's internal
	structure. Definitely a choice museum piece for the
	serious Pacific Northwest collector!

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
DHPN100	A nice set of 7 varied bone	All recovered from	250.00
	and fossilized ivory Harpoon	Kotzebue Sound, Alaska
	tips in excellent condition in
	a wooden shadow box

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
DHPN76	A very old petrified tusk compound	Recovered in	50.00
	arrow section. It's quite rustic and	Kotlik, Alaska
	displays a substantial age

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
DHPN80	A fairly long, very rustic fossilized bone	Recovered in	45.00
	knife handle having 2 slots for worked	Kotlik, Alaska
	stone blades, one side mounted and
	one drilled for the end. Evidently made
	for the BIG butchering jobs

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
DHPN84	A old fossilized bone arrow	Recovered in	40.00
	having scaling to the surfaces	Kotlik, Alaska

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
DHPN93	A nice and fairly long (for type)	Recovered in	50.00
	fossilized ivory bird Arrow-	Kotlik, Alaska
	blunt having a very long stem

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
DHPN95	A very old fossilized tusk	Recovered in	30.00
	compound arrow shaft socket.	Kotlik, Alaska
	It's a bit rustic, but it's "all there"

Item:	Type:	Provenance:	Price
DHPN4	A very long fossilized-bone	From Kotzebue Sound, AK	130.00
	dagger in excellent condition and
	having a single drilled hole in the
	base for a suspension strap

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