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KODAK Digital Still CameraCrow effigSmall quartz axe. Grooved on the top and bottom, measuring 2 1/2 inches long. Likely used for chopping or ceremonial purposes.
Axe God. Central American ceremonial artifact, intricately carved and possibly used in ritual contexts.
Plano Paleo Blade. Purchased in Tulsa, Oklahoma; typical of Paleo-Indian toolkits, likely used for cutting and processing hides.
Granite Boatstone. From the collection of Tommy Beutel; smooth, shaped stone possibly used in watercraft or ceremonial activities.
Fort Ancient Culture Disk Pipe. Ohio, ex. Charlie West; finely crafted pipe reflecting the ceremonial practices of the Fort Ancient people.
Savannah River Blade. South Georgia, 3 inches, made from Coastal Plains Chert; likely used as a utility knife by prehistoric inhabitants.
Chumash Pendant. Nephrite, found in Arizona by a child on a dirt bike, ex. Marvin Mears; polished and carved for personal adornment.
Polished Flint Artifact. 3 1/2 inches; purchased at the Kentucky Dam Show in 1998, a finely worked flint tool or blade.
Serrated Stillwell/Archaic. Stone tool with serrated edges, indicative of specialized cutting or scraping functions.
Shark Tooth Tool. Small prehistoric tool fashioned from an actual shark tooth, used for cutting or scraping.
Rattle Bowl. Mesoamerica; ceremonial bowl designed to produce sound when shaken, likely used in ritual contexts.
Small Flint Ridge Dovetail. Fine example of a dovetail point, typical of the Archaic period in Ohio.
Osceola Blade. Archaic, Burlington Chert, Illinois; 4 inches, a practical cutting or hunting tool.
Arizona Hematite. Polished mineral specimen, often used for pigment or ceremonial purposes.
Small Bowl. Mesoamerica; utilitarian or ritual vessel, handcrafted from clay.
Discoidal. Kentucky; rounded stone used in games or possibly ceremonial events.y Pipe
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Adena blade. Fulton Co. Ohio.

Flint Ridge Adena Cache Blade. Fulton Co. Ohio. With Original certificate. Fulton county cash
Slant Groove Axe. Oskaloosa Iowa
Flint Ridge Dovetail, archaic. Ashville Ohio, Slusher collection
String cut Human Effigy Figure. Central America
Tripod bowl. Central America
Tripod Bowl. Mesoamerica

Nephrite Bead. Central America

Nephrite Bead, Central America

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White Dovetail. Mississippi
Brown Paleo Clovis Blade. No Basal Griding
Texas Corner Tang blade. Archaic
Bear Effigy, Purchase in 1968 by a Boat Captain, Bering Sea Micheal Gramly
Paleo Knife. Flint Ridge, Knox Co. Dr. Stanley Copeland
Rare Corner Notch Material, Jasper. Tennessee
Nice Thin blade from Kerr Co. Texas. Guadalupe River Valley. 5&15/16 inches
Two Stacks of Discoidals
Woodland Blade. Coastal Plains Chert. Georgia
Triangle Blade. Coastal Plains Chert South Georgia
Red Blade. 4 Inches.Heat Treated Burlington.
Small terra-cotta Pottery. Central America
Flint Ridge. Blue Blade. 5 &1/4 inches. Ohio The photo below shows the actual True Blue Color of the blade
Paleo Blade. No Basal griding
Bi Pointed knife, Kerr County Texas
Small quartz axe. grooved on the top and bottom. 2 and 1/2 inches long.
Axe God. Central America
Plano Paleo Blade. Purchased in Tulsa Oklahoma
Granite Boatstone. Ex. Tommy Beutel
Fort Ancient Culture. Disk Pipe.Ohio Ex. Charlie West/
Savanah River Blade
South Georgia. 3 inches. Coastal Planes Chert
Chumash Pendant. Nephrite. Found in Arizona by a kid on a Dirt Bike, Ex Marvin Mears
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Slant Groove Axe. Oskaloosa Iowa
Polished Flint Artifact. 3&1/2 inches. I think I paid 5 dollars at the Kentucky Dam Show in 1998
Tripod bowl, Meso America
serrated Stillwell/ Archaic.
Shark tooth tool. Nice little piece of history
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Rattle Bowl. Mesoamerica
Small Flint Ridge Dovetail
Osceola Blade. Archaic. Burlington Chert Illinois. 4 Inches
Arizona hematite.
Small bowl. Mesoamerica
Discoidal Kentucky
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