Banded Carter Cave Lostlake - #7-1

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

Provenance: Found in Fleming County, Kentucky. This was the first arrowhead the finder ever discovered, and it started his passion to field hunt.

Condition: Super. A few use dings, but form and material easily put it into the "super" category. You will not see a better banded piece of Carter Cave.

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Hopewell Snyder's - #7-4

Size: 2 1/8" long x 1 7/8" wide.

Provenance: Labeled from Missouri. X: Tony Deragnacourt

Condition: Excellent. Killer color for Burlington in this classic arrowhead form. Probably giving it away at price.

Price: $75

High Grade Banded Coshocton Bifurcate - #7-5

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

Provenance: Found in Delaware County, Ohio. Crandall collection that was purchased by Tony Deragnacourt.

Condition: Super. Not quite perfect, but this piece gets insanely thin as it moves toward the tip. Superior flaking and top shelf translucent Coshocton flint.

Price: $75

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Flint Ridge Chalcedony Hopewell - #7-6

Size: A hair under 3" long x 1 1/4" wide.

Provenance: Found in Ohio.

Condition: Excellent. Just remember this muted patina look on Flint Ridge chalcedony before you buy another fake. Tons of mineralization that you can pick out in the picture. This piece is very large for the form, and a great buy.

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West Unity, Ohio Archaic Blade - #7-7

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

Provenance: Purchased from the Town's family of West Unity, Ohio.

Condition: Excellent. This is some type of large skinning blade that can still get the job done after 5000 or so years. I am not familiar with this material. It resembles Fort Payne, but I am thinking it is something from Michigan. Brown with excellent grey quartz inclusions throughout it. I had a friend tell me this material is Onondaga Flint from New York. We occassionally see this material in Ohio.

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Art Inspired Adena - #7-8

Size: Two eyelashes shy of 4" long x 1 3/4" wide.

Provenance: Unlabeled find from the Tony Deragnacourt collection.

Condition: Excellent. A few dings. Follow me on this one. I see an abstract picture of the famous wolf howling with the moon behind him in this piece. The Grey purple circle is the moon, and the incredible quartz inclusion is the wolf with his head facing up howling at the moon. No, I am not on drugs, and not even the oddest duck when it comes to artifact imagination. I saw a birdstone today that was labeled "The Flying Giraffe Birdstone". Seriously, this piece is a work of natures art combined with prehistoric knapping skill. Heavily patinated hornstone, and one of the cooler pieces I can offer.

Price: $150

High Grade Coshocton Kirk - #7-9

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

Provenance: Found in Delaware County, Ohio. From old Crandall collection purchased by Tony Deragnacourt.

Condition: Excellent. Killer translucent Coshocton with tan, light purple, and multiple shades of blue streaks. Nice size at 3", and from a nice old collection.

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Fort Payne Kirk - #7-10

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

Provenance: Piece is part of a surface found collection purchased from the finder who hunted Wayne, Russell, and Pulaski Counties in Kentucky. This piece is labeled Wayne County on the backside.

Condition: Excellent. There is some ancient use nicks along the blade edges, but no real damage. A collector could learn a valuable lesson about what authentic Fort Payne material looks like by studying this one.

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Paleo Pair - #7-11

Size: Clovis on left is 2 1/4" long x 1 1/8" wide.

Provenance: Piece is part of a surface found collection purchased from the finder who hunted Wayne, Russell, and Pulaski Counties in Kentucky.

Condition: Good. Authentic Paleo's priced extremely well.

Price: $ Left Side: $125, Right Side: $50.

Dover Early Archaic Lance - #7-12

Size: 3 5/8" long x 1 1/4" wide.

Provenance: Piece is part of a surface found collection purchased from the finder who hunted Wayne, Russell, and Pulaski Counties in Kentucky.

Condition: Excellent. I think this piece is related to the Harpeth River type, b/c of the way it is made. Great flaking with a slight bevel on resharpening. Interesting and nice piece.

Price: $100

Ohio Kirk - #7-13

Size: 2 13/16" long x 1 1/2" wide.

Provenance: Found in Clark County, Ohio.

Condition: Excellent. Great patina, nice form, and a rare lightning line running through a flint other than Mercer Black.

Price: $SOLD> THANK YOU>