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Collection of 9 Drills
This is a nice group of drills of various styles. They range in size from 1-3/4″ to 1-1/8″ Counties recovered from will be furnished to the buyer or any one else who asks.
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Super Celt
This celt is fashioned from the most gorgeous material. The bit has been pecked and polished to perfection. It still has a fine sharp blade. The material is very dense as it appears to me to be heavier than it should be.
Thebes Dogleg Notch
This is a beautiful point in great shape. It is highly beveled, has a ground base and is nicely serrated.
Flint Ridge Lost Lake
Even with the ancient chip off of the base this is still a beautiful Early Archaic point. It is of high quality craftsmanship and material. This Flint Ridge point is suitable for restoration.
Beautiful Indiana Clovis- Dickey COA
This is a fine specimen. It has diagonal flaking, flutes on both sides, two-toned material and a super ground basal area.
Diamond Shaped Paint Cup
A most unusual artifact carved into a diamond shape it is truly a one of a kind. It shows nice polish from use and a lot of patina.
Native American Pendant Pieces for Study
These pendant pieces were all personally found in Indiana and Ohio in the 60’s and 70’s. They make great study pieces showing various traits such as the conical drilled holes.
Thebes Dog Leg Notch With Ancient Damage
This is a nice Early Archaic period point. A classic style with fine edgework and a highly ground base. The ‘alteration’ to the ear and base were done by a percussion blow at the same time and from the same side. Judging from the patina, it was around the original time of manufacture.
Full Grooved Axe From Perry County, Indiana
This is a very well made and nicely polished axe. It has a couple small usage nicks on the bit but shows wear on them after that.
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.
Canadian Scottsbluff Type II
This is a gorgeous work of Paleo craftsmanship. Made of high quality slightly translucent material with basal grinding. It was purchased from an antique shop during a fishing trip in the late 60’s. It was found by a local man while cutting a new road.