#IN-ARTIF-101
Here is a Killer Cobbs Triangular point from the collection of Jeremy Gunn and is from in/around Butler County, Missouri. 2-7/8" long. Made of the beautifully patinized highly sought-after Mozarkite chert/flint. Outstanding style and craftsmanship from the Early Archaic period, 8,000-5,000 B.P. This is a super fine artifact, awesome material, great flaking; at least a grade 7 or 8.
$35 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-102
Wyoming McKean Arrowhead. A Nice point. Well made on both sides. 1-3/8" long. Personally found by Kirk Leavesley in Sweet Water County, Wyoming.
$48 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-103
A terrific Dalton Point from the collection of Roy Morley, and is from in/around Greene County, Arkansas. 2-13/16" long. Made of the beautifully patinized, highly sought-after Burlington chert/flint. Outstanding style and craftsmanship from the Early Archaic period, 10,000-9,200 B.P. Nice flaking, classic form; unfortunately the tip on t his point has been unprofessionally restored, but still displays very well.
$16 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-104
Paleo Cumberland Spearhead "Heartbreaker". What I believe to be a Cumberland out. This is a super nice example of workmanship, either anciently broken or may have been used as it was. It is 2-7/8" long, and 1" wide. Very thin, and well made out of tan flint found in Tennessee. This artifact has grinding up both sides indicating that it is indeed a Paleo spearhead.
$22 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-105
Unfluted Paleo Point, found near South Salem, Ross County, Ohio. Measures 3" long x 1-1/8" wide at base. I am guessing it is Cochocton flint.
$68 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-106
Beautiful Scottsbluff point from the collection of Terry Allen, from in/around Benton County, Missouri. A whopping 3-1/8" long. Made of the beautifully patinized, highly sought-after Penters chert/flint. Outstanding style and craftsmanship from the Early Archaic period, 9,500-7,000 B.P. This is a fine artifact, awesome material, great flaking; at least a grade 7 or 8.
$80 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-107
Here is a nice Paleo Beaver Lake spearhead. This artifact is 2-1/4" long x 1" wide, thin and very well made out of hornstone flint. This is a nice artifact with grinding on the base, and other than a slight ancient tip nick, in very good condition.
$18 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-108
Authentic Cache Blade from Harrison County, Indiana. Measuring 2-1/4" long x 1-3/8" wide across base. Perfect.
$26 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-109
Authentic Cache Blade from Harrison County, Indiana. Measuring 2-1/2" long x 1-3/8" wide across. Perfect.
$32 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-110
Authentic Hellgap, found in Arkansas. It is 2-1/8" long, ground on the base and up the sides. From the collection of Rick Stevens. This Hell Gap is beautiful shades of grays, tans and a white lightning bolt line running through the blade from one side to the other. Some minor damage that takes away very little from this beautiful piece.
$68 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-111
Killer Agate Basin point from the collection of Gary Noel, from in/around Lincoln County, Kentucky. 1-13/16" long. Made of beautifully patinized, highly sought-after Sanora Hornstone chert / flint.
$18 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-112
This Paleo Point was in the collection of J V Primitives for over 10 years. It has 2 nicks, one on the base, the other on one of the sides near the tip. Otherwise a great spear point. Tip looks almost all there. Mostly light tan in color with some striations. Great classic form. It is an easy restoration. Measures 2-1/4" long with a slightly tapered base, 1-1/4" at its widest. An excellent addition to any Paleo collection.
$24 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-113
Arkansas Paleo Dalton variety blunt hafted scraper; may be a Breckinridge Dalton; ultra-fine flaking, light fluting, made from a beautiful high-grade novaculite which is translucent.
$36 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-114
Nice, typical Lanceolate Blade, made of brown fossiliferous Flint; some paleo type percussion flaking, small. Found in Rhea County, Tennessee. From the collection of Michael Barr. Measures 2-15/16" long
$38 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-115
May well be Paleo in origin. It is from Ozark County, Missouri. Measures 1-7/8" long x 7/8" wide. Made from an agate, has a pocket of drusy quartz crystals exposed on one side.
$62 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-116
Rare example of a LARGE Neolithic Flint, triangular polished arrowhead with concave base. This particular one was created using a thin & flat piece of hard stone. It is retouched along all the edges on both faces, and is polished on one face. Dating: Belongs to the Neolithic Culture (circa 5,000 years ago) and was conceived by Homo Sapiens Sapiens. Found in Mauritania desert (North Western Africa). A nice desert patina embellishes this exceptional arrowhead from the Neolithic period. Very well preserved. COA by Galerie-Lithique, dated 7/25/08, #N.280138854478
$48 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-117
Nice, fluted Suwannee spearhead. It is 2-5/8" long x 1-1/4" wide; thin and very well made out of hornstone flint. This arrowhead is fluted on both sides.
$84 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-118
Beautiful knife from the collection of James Fleming, from in/around Limestone County,, Alabama. Measures 2-13/16" long. Made of beautifully patinized, highly sought -after river-stained Dover chert/flint. Outstanding style & craftsmanship from the Paleo period, 14,000 - 9,000 B.P. This is a great artifact, awesome material, great flaking, at least a grade 7 or 8.
$18 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-119
An interesting piece out of Warren County, Ohio. Double fluted, it still has a fluting nipple in the center of the base like a Folsom, crudely made for a Folsom, probably a pelican or other type. All there, no damage.
$36 SOLD
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#IN-ARTIF-120
Nice Paleo Beaver Lake spearhead. Measures 2-1/4" long x 7/8" wide; thin and well made out of Dover chert / flint. This is a nice artifact. It has grinding on the base and other than a slight ancient tip nick, in very good condition.
$24 SOLD
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