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Needle Point Copena Articulate
This one is a beauty. It is very well made with high quality material and a needle tip.
Long Flat Banded Slate Pestle
It is amazing that this one survived considering all of the brushes with farm equipment that it has had waiting to be recovered. It appears to have been used both on the flat side and on the end. The pecking from it’s making process is still very visable.
Indiana Green Decatur
This is a high quality point. I am pretty sure the material is Attica Chert. It has excelent workmanship with fine serrations and a highly thinned and ground base. The maker had to deal with a vein of impurities in the material. I think he navigated the problem very well.
Paleo Uniface Blade
Here is a thin blade made from the outer core of a flint nodule. It was only worked on the one edge with fine pressure flaking. A possible nick on the end was possibly done during manufacture. The patina there matches the rest of the blade.
West Virginia Rhyolite Points
Here are two very water worn points. They came out of an old West Virginia collection in the 1960’s. They are old and authentic with great patina and couple more historic nicks.
Flint Ridge Flake Knives / Bladelets
Here is a colorful group of thin flake knives or bladelets. The ancient Native Americans made them to be used for cutting. They are as sharp as a scalpel when they are made. This technology was used beginning in Paleo times. The longest is 2-1/4″ in length.
Thin Red Ocher Blade
This is a nice thin blade with great symmetry.
Archaic Side Notched Points
Here are two nice quality side notched points. Both were recovered in Indiana in Miami and Huntington Counties
Attica Hardin
This one is a real beauty. It was found in a resale shop in Crawfordsville Indiana and we were told that it was a local find.
Nice Archaic Blade From Indiana
This is a well made blade with the rind of the material still at the base. It has great percussion flaking and very fine pressure flaking on one edge.