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Archaic Blade
This is a thin well made ovoid blade with nice flaking. It was purchased at a farm auction in the 1960’s
Hafted Shafted Scraper – Edgefield
This is an unusual Early Archaic hafted tool. It appears the maker utilized the natural flaw within the material.
Pecked and Polished Adz
This was a purchase at a relic show in Columbus Ohio in the 1970’s. It is nicely pecked and polished with an extremely hollowed out gouge type bit.
Indiana Turkeytail Harrison
This Late Archaic point can be associated with the Adena Culture. This one is typical of the type.
6 Flake Knives / Bladelets / Lancets
This is a nice colorful group of 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. This group ranges in length from 1-1/2″ to 2″
Discoidal
Here is a very nice discoidal with a little field damage. It displays well on one side . The other side has a couple chips and a crack. Overall this is still a very nice and rare piece.
Translucent Quartz Point
This is a well made little point considering the material used.
Iowa Slant Grooved Axe
Here is a real beauty. I believe this was a personal find of my father however it had no information stating where. It has a fine bit with only minor plow scrapes and nicks.
4-1/8″ Turkeytail
Here is a real beauty made of high quality material. It is very thin and symmetrical with excellent workmanship. The maker used the entire length of the material as the piece shows the rind on both ends.
Huge 3/4 Grooved Maul
This big boy has a nice overall polish with the groove being even more highly polished. It is made of a high quality pink quartz material. It shows some nice use wear at the larger end. My guess is that this weighs 6-7 pounds. And I am paying for shipping :(
Illinois Lowe
This is a nice little point typical of the style.
Clay Trade Tobacco Pipe
An American made glazed clay trade tobacco pipe used in the early to mid 1800’s. This was a field find in Southern Ohio and has very nice patina. It has some old nicks at the rim and stem.