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Thin Red Ocher Blade
This is a nice thin blade with great symmetry.
Ohio Quartz Discoidal
This is a beauty. It is very well made. It is highly polished and yet still shows some of the pecking process on the sides. This piece has some very nice patina throughout the entire surface.
Dickson Drill
Here is a Burlington chert Dikson that was reused as a drill.
Black Flint Archaic Blade
Here is a nice blade. It is well made and has the most awesome patina. The corner has a split on a vein in the material. It appears to have been done during the manufacture and shows use wear.
Meadowood
This is a well made point that is maybe Indiana Green Chert. It has a nicely ground base and one beveled edge
3 Madison Points
Here is a group of thin well made Madisons. The longest is 1-1/2″
Gorget Study Piece
This one is a real heartbreaker. It was very well made and appears to have been broken around the time of use. It has a cut-away view of the conical shaped hole.
2 Small Bird Points
Here are two very nice little notched points.
Native American Hammerstones, Nutting Stones, Pestles and Game Stones
Each one of these stones was found on sites that were plentiful with artifacts. Each one also show signs of use and wear by Native Americans. They were used as hammerstones, nutting stones, grinding stones, pestles and game stones. Add these to a display or rock garden. Receive a box of rocks in the mail and I pay for shipping!
Needle Tip Copena Articulate
It’s a very nice point. It has a great needle tip that is bordering on drill form.
Needle Tipped Copena
Here is a very well made point. It has high quality workmanship. There is an ancient nick on one ear where the patina matches the rest of the point. A flute was formed with the basal thinning. Light grinding is also present.