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09-330 Late Adena point made from
heat treated Flint Ridge chert. If you are looking for a large
specimen of the type, this is it! Length, 5 1/4 inches. Price, $40. |
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09-359 Hopewell point made from heat treated Burlington chert. Nice size example of the type. Length, 3 3/4 inches. Price, $35. |
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09-330 Snyders point made from heat treated, Crescent-Burlington chert. Length, 3 1/2 inches. Price, $25. |
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10-214 Hopewell point made from gray Flint Ridge chert. A good example of the type. Length, 2 15/16 inches. Price, $20. |
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09-280 "Apocalypto " Mayan Bird Beak Dagger made from Pedernales tabular chert. A pure fantasy piece made over a year ago for a customer who never claimed it. The pommel end has a "bird beak" spike good for punching holes in skulls and the blade will cut the heart out of the poor devil, snicker-snack! The length is a whopping 11 3/16 inches! Price, $250. |
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10 A-98 Type-A Thick Butted Axe blank of Valby subtype. This un-ground axe blank was made from a little block of gray Flint Ridge chert that had some stripes in it so it looks vary much like some Falster flints I have seen! As with all square section axes, it is flaked on all four sides, the same as the originals. Named after the habitation site at St. Valby in west Zealand they are often found in caches and Passage Graves of the last phases of the Early Middle Neolithic of Southern Scandinavia, circa 2900 to 2800 BC. This axe has a small crack in one side which would render it useless as a chopping tool but it is still a fine example of the "square section technique" and would make a good conversation piece, or a very unique paper weight! Length. 5 5/8 inches and about 15/16 inch at its thickest. Price, $100. |
| NORTH EUROPEAN ARROW POINTS | These points are made of mostly Danish and German Western Baltic flints and the best British flint I can get. A lot of the material is odd leftovers from dagger manufacture. Not to be wasted, it goes into these very popular pieces! |
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10-126 Bell Beaker tanged and barbed arrow point excurvate base style made from British flint. They may be associated with the Bell Beaker culture in Britain circa 2500 BC. Length, 1 9/16 inches. Price, $15. |
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10-204 Bell Beaker tanged and barbed arrow point of the excurvate base style made from Novaculite. This type is associated with the Bell Beaker culture in Britain circa 2500 BC. Length, 1 7/8 inches. Price, $15. |
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10-127 Hollow Base arrow point made from British flint. This type is associated with the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze age. Common from north Europe to Egypt. Length, 2 1/8 inches. Price, $15. SOLD |
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