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Full Grooved Maul
This is a very well made probably Archaic Period maul. It is very symmetrical and weighs just under 3 lbs. It would look great on that top shelf in the case.
Uniface Drills
These are two unusual drill like tools that are only flaked on one side. Both were found in the same field on the same day.
Bear Tooth
This is a very old tooth. Most of the enamel is long gone. It may have been used as an ornamental piece by the Native Americans. This one was found near the Blanchard River in northern Ohio in 1956.
Thin High Quality Blade
This is a very thin well made blade using high quality material and quality craftsmanship.
Flared Bell Pestle
A unusual mushroom shape to this pestle. It fits very ergonomically in the hand.
Indiana Pipe Creek
This is a nice example of a Woodland Period single notched knife. It is very thin and has one highly beveled edge.