Heavily Patinated Clovis

Other Side Clovis

Etley

Burlington Etley Perfect Conditon. Large point at just over 4 5/8”. Nice quartzy inclusion with hole in blade. Jerry Dickey COA. $200

3 Indiana Points

7 Decatur County, TN Points

4 Southern Kentucky Points

• Far left glossy grey serrated point. Hornstone or Carter Cave. 1 3/8” $10
• Corner notch point with brown tip 1 5/8” . Has a small nick in blade. $15
• Right Gem Sonora Corner Notch with rounded tip. May be a small dove. 1 ½” $7
• Bottom center Stemmed point with interesting black material that has patinated white. 2 5/8” $10

3 Southern Kentucky points - B

• Left 2 1/8” lighter colored point $10
• Center cornernotch point that is beveled.(Harrodsburg chert). Hair over 2” $10
• Right tan longstemmed point. Cortex on stem. Just over 2 5/8” $10

$25 for all 3

3 Southern Kentucky Bifurcates

Three nice knox county chert examples.

$25 for all or $7/each

Sonora Flint "Shallow" Bifurcate

• Tenn. Bifurcate with interesting basal treatment. Covered in caliche. 2”. Extremely high grade knox or Sonora flint. $50

Big Sandy - Stan Copeland Collection.

Big Sandy Henry County Ohio

Size: 2 3/8" long x 1 1/4" wide.

Provenance: Henry County Ohio. Old tag that is said to come from Ed Payne collection.

Condition: Super. I am not entirely sure of material on this piece. It is colorful enough to be Flint Ridge, but there are some fossils in it. I am going with Boyles chert, but others may call it Ridge. This arrowhead looks like the symbol for the Ohio Arch Society, and is nearly perfect.

Price: $85

Big Collection from Montana

Size: Varies

Provenance: Single family collection put together many years ago out of Montana. More details to the buyer.

Condition: Super. This collection has a bit of everything you would expect to see from a Montana collection. Mostly obsidian, but there are some rare agates represented. Many pendants, including one with 36 tallies. There is even a polished stone spoon. This is a rare opportunity to own a classic collection with a super mount.

Price: $1500 - REDUCED TO SELL>

Uniface Knife

Size: 3 3/16" long x 1 3/8" wide.

Provenance: Labeled as SA-1, May 8, 1955. Illinois

Condition: Excellent. This is a classic Paleo uniface with large unifacial areas combined with fine pressure flaking. I would consider this a nice addition to a Paleo tool frame.

Price: $50

Flint Ridge Hopewell - Water Find

Size: 4 3/16" long

Provenance: Came from an estate collection that was in storage for 50+ years. Entrican, Michigan.

Condition: Super. This piece is a personal favorite. Awesome color Flint Ridge that is contrasted by a deep creek stain and layers of mineralization. When I ask non-collectors to draw what they picture as an arrowhead, I get this shape almost every time.

Price: $500

Highly contrasted colors

Highly Beveled Thebes

Size: 2 1/4" long.

Provenance: Purchased so long ago, I can't remember. I believe it was found around Piqua, Ohio, but I am really not sure.

Condition: Super. This piece is so steeply beveled that it actually flattens out at the tip. The ears are missing b/c they were resharpened off. There is no damage. Super high grade pink, white, tan and grey material (flintridge?). Highly ground base.

Price: $75

Wayne County, Indiana Blade

Size: 2 13/16" long x 1 7/8" wide

Provenance: Earl Townsend Jr. Collection. Pictured in one of the Hothem Midwest Series, but I can't remember which volume.

Condition: Super. It would be real easy to call this a Woodland period cache blade, but I don't believe it is. This one is made with a much higher degree of skill. It is super thin and fine. It even has one edge with a bevel. I won't even attempt to class its time period except to say Pre-Woodland.

Price: $175

McCorkle Striped Hornstone

Size: 2 5/16" long x 1 1/2" wide.

Provenance: This was one of my only keepers from a large collection I split with a friend several years ago. Has "Warren Co. Kentucky" written on the backside.

Condition: Super. I consider this to be one of the 5 best bifurcates I have ever owned. It has everything: size, form, color/material, serrations, condition....

Price: $150

3 Ohio Points- Adena

Size: 2 3/4" longest

Provenance: These came from the Martin Bauer collection centered around Portsmouth in Scioto County, Ohio.

Condition: Good. Two are hornstone and the top one almost reminds me of Sonora with red blotches. These are nice little pieces to round out a frame.

Price: $Top to Bottom: $10, $SOLD>, $15

Sedalia/Neb Hill Group

Size: 4 1/8" for longest, 3" shortest

Provenance: Several are labeled with the county in Illinois.

Condition: All excellent. The burnt orange piece may be the earlier form, but the rest I am sure are Middle Archaic Sedalia types. All are nice lances with good size and condition.

Price: $Left to Right: $50, $ON HOLD, $SOLD, $SOLD>

Morganfield Kentucky - Beaver Lake?

Size: 2 1/2" long

Provenance: Old India ink that says Morganfield KY

Condition: Good. The ears are clipped a little on each side, but the overall form is present. The pictured side is almost unifaced in areas and it creates a very thin and deadly piece. I am pretty sure on the Beaver Lake typology, but will leave the debate open.

Price: $100

Hopewell - Scioto County

Size: 3 3/16" long x 1 5/8" wide.

Provenance: Scioto County Ohio. 7/64. This is one from the Martin Bauer collection and I assume it was found by Bauer on his farm based upon the location and date.

Condition: Excellent. This is a nice larger size Hopewell made from either patinated Flint Ridge or higher grade heat treated local flint. I don't expect this one to last long.

Price: $125