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Buzzard Roost Creek
Here is a beautiful point. It is worthy of a center spot in that new frame. It is very well made using a high quality material. It has great symmetry, nice serrations and a slight bevel to the blade.
3/4 Grooved Axe
This one is a top shelfer. This Archaic Axe has a very deep and flared 3/4 groove. The bit is excellent and there is a nice bevel at the poll end. It is truly a work of art.
Needle Tip Bakers Creek
Here is a very well made Woodland Period point.
Kirk Corner Notched Restoration Candidate
This is a big Early Archaic Period point that has a small chunk off of the base. The damage is old but more recent than the point. It would be an easy fix for a professional restoration artist or a good one to practice on to become a pro. This point is thin, nicely beveled on one side and has a very ground base.
Lowe
This is a very well made Woodland Period point. It has a needle tip and great patina.
Plevna / Saint Charles Dovetail
This is a nice Early Archaic point that is made of very high quality material. It has a very tiny old nick on one side of the base. It is highly beveled on the left side of each face. It is also extremely ground on the base.
Gibson Blunt / Hafted Scraper
This Woodland Period Gibson is a great example of an arrowhead being repurposed into a hafted scraper.
Native American Flint Drills
Here are two drills of different styles. One was probably made from an exhausted arrowhead. The other has a double bit. They are 1-5/8″ and 1-1/4″. Indiana counties recovered from will be supplied to the buyer.
Columbia River Artifacts
These items were part of a collection purchased in the mid 60’s. I believe they are made of ivory There is one small carved ring, bead or decorative piece. The other is possibly a spoon or scraper
Fort Ancient
Here is a nice Mississippian point typical of the style.
Turtle Head Effigy
I found this unusual item in a box of miscellaneous artifacts in our collection. I don’t know where it came from. I don’t think we found it but it is possible. It could be from the Hopewell Culture or could even be Myan. If anyone has any thoughts on it please let me know.
Buzzard Roost Creek
This Archaic bad boy is a hand full. Also known as a Benton Auriculate. It is symmetrical, very well made and has nice patina.