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Beautiful Celt
This one is a real beauty. It is definitely top shelf in the celt case. It it symmetric to perfection and has a highly polished and sharp bit.
Ohio Coshocton Hardaway-Palmer
Transitional Paleo This is a an awesome little point. It is extremely well made using high quality Coshocton Chert. It is very symmetrical with a thinned and highly ground base.
Spent Flake Core
This is all that is left and I have to say, he didn’t waste any. This was once large enough to produce long flake knives known as bladelets. It is hard to date because they were used throughout Native American history. Flake cores are fairly rare in that there was only one used to produce nearly a hundred bladelets.
Thin Neuberger With Impact Fracture
This is still a very nice point even with the side nick. I think the impact fracture at the tip gives the point character and a story. This Early Archaic point is both thin and quality made in the USA !
Thin Beveled Blade
This is a high quality point. It is very thin, beveled and extremely well made.
Large 3-7/8″ Benton
This is a thin well made piece. This point was purchased in 1967 as part of a farmers collection from Southern Ohio.
Awesome Celt
This is an awesome celt. It is very symmetrical with a nice polish that still shows the pecking on the body. The bit is highly polished and still sharp. I like it’s thick, girthy, heavy duty appearance.
Very Nice 3/4 Grooved Axe
This is a fine hardstone axe. It has great symmetry a deep grove and a nice overall polish. This would fit nicely on the top shelf.
Small Bell Pestle
This is a well shaped smaller bell pestle that shows a lot of nice use wear, It has a very smooth bottom with a couple ancient chips from usage.
Fine Square Sided Hopewell Celt
A very fine square sided Hopewell celt with a highly polished and very sharp bit. This one is top shelf material.
Flared Bell Pestle
A unusual mushroom shape to this pestle. It fits very ergonomically in the hand.
Unusual Hardstone Adena Celt
A nicely polished unusual hardstone Adena celt. Pictures show the nice use wear at the bit. It is a very heavy and dense material.