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Indiana Green Paleo Blade
Here is an awesome blade that has nice Paleo flaking and very heavy patina.It is thin with beautiful beveling on both faces of one side.

Archaic Bi-Face Blade
Here is a well made blade with nice Archaic flaking.

Uni-Face Blades
Here are two very well made blades. The smaller one is mare like an end scraper but both blades have very fine edgework oll the way around.

Asymmetrical Archaic Blade
Here is an unusual asymmetric blade. It is well made with a curved edge and has excellent patina.

Uniface Blade
This is a blade with micro-chipping edgework on one side. It is difficult to see it in the pictures but one edge has very fine Paleo style flaking.

Lerma Round Base
This is a well made and nicely symmetrical blade. I believe it is made of Indiana Green Chert (Attica) with white lightning streaks on both sides.

Square Knife
Here is a more unusual blade. It is very well made with Archaic style flaking and fine pressure flaking all around. It has great patina and smoothind on the sides from use wear.

Bi-Pointed Hornstone Blade
This is a nice double pointed leaf shaped blade. It is flat on one side and almost uni-face but it does have some edgework all the way around it. It still has some or the outer rind of chalk from the flint nodgule present.

Paleo Backed Knife — Reserved
Here is a nice blade made from the outer edge of a flint nodule. It is well made with high quality Paleo style flaking.

Collection of End Scrapers / Thumbnails
Here is a nice group of 10 well made end scrapers. They were used for many jobs such as scaling fish, scraping hides and wood. These are all uniface in style.

Paleo Crescent Style Uniface Backed Blade
Here is a beautifully flaked uniface blade that has intentional flat sections on the back side opposite the working edge.

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.