Flint Jacks Gallery
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08-308 "Long" Hopewell knife made
from raw, honey colored, translucent Flint River Georgia chert. I
have had the preform that made this point for several year. Like so
many, it had to wait its turn, and what a nice point it made. It
literally glows when held up to a strong light! Length, 4 7/8 inches. Price, $60.
To learn more about Hopewell Points
read my article in The Best of
CHIPS, the Third Five Years. |
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08-75. Snyders-Hopewell point made from
high quality raw Burlington chert.
A good medium sized example of the type. Size, 3 1/2 inches.
Price, $20. |
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08-60. Snyders Hopewell point made from gray and
butterscotch
heat treated Ohio Flint Ridge chert. This is a very nice, thin piece
made from some interesting material. Size, 4 1/8 inches. Price, $50 |
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08-269 Small Hopewell Point made of Knife River chalcedony from
North Dakota. The Hopewell of Illinois and Ohio imported this exotic
material and some very large spear pints were made from it. As
the story goes, a swamp was buried, turned into lignite, then
"silicified," turning it into chalcedony. This formation was later
eroded out and the chalcedony is now found as cobbles in the
resulting gravel. When this point is held up to the light, it is a
beautiful translucent, honey color with white flicks showing. These
specks are pieces of fossilized cattail leaves from the old swamp!
Length, 2 11/16
inches. Price, $20. |
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08-317 Snyders Hopewell point made from wild black and white, heat
treated, Arkansas Novaculite. This all-around, nice point was made
from some interesting material! Length, 3 1/2 inches.
A one-of-a-kind for $30! |
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08-173. Middle Woodland
point of the Chesser type made from colorful heat treated "creek
candy Burlington chert. This is a very nice piece made from some
pretty material. Size, 2 1/2 inches. Price, $10. |
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08-95. Late Woodland Intrusive Mound
point made from raw Springfield Burlington chert. This is a very
nice piece made from some fairly tuff material. Size, 3 5/16 inches. Price, $15. |
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08-313. Fancy Jacks Reef point made
from colorful, raw Flint Ridge chalcedony. This point has a
well defined pentagonal shape with tiny, delicate side notches. The
type dates to the Late Woodland circa 600 AD. Length,
2 1/4 inches. Price, $25.
For more on these points read my
article in CHIPS Vol. 16, # 4, 2004. |
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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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08-318 Bell Beaker tanged and barbed
arrow point made from a flake of British flint. This
type is associated with the Bell Beaker culture that dominated
northern Europe in the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age circa 2400
BC. Length, 1 15/16 inches. Price, $15.
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08-144 Bell Beaker tanged and barbed
arrow point made from a flake of high quality, translucent British flint. This
type is associated with the Bell Beaker culture that dominated
northern Europe in the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age circa 2400
BC. Length, 1 7/16 inches. Price, $10.
For more info on this type read my article in CHIPS, Vol. 18
#3
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08-310 Bell Beaker tanged and barbed
arrow point made from a flake of high quality, translucent Knife
River chalcedony which is a good substitute for some European flints. This
point was patterned after those found around Stonehenge. The Bell
Beaker people showed up just about the time that great monument was
in its final stages of completion, circa 2500
BC. Length, 1 11/16 inches. Price, $10.
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08-311 Bell Beaker tanged and barbed
arrow point made from a flake of high quality, translucent Knife
River chalcedony. This
type is associated with the Bell Beaker culture of Brittany in France,
just across the channel from England. Finer ones with extremely deep
basal notches have been found in rich Beaker burials. Length, 2 3/16
inches. Price, $25. SOLD |
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08-312 Hollow Base point made from
high grade translucent Danish flint. This point is a good
representative of
type, with medium hollow base and a fine serrated edge. These were
common in the Dagger Period and Early Bronze Age circa 2350 to 1500
BC. Length, 1 3/4 inches. Price, $10.
SOLD
For more info on this type read my article in CHIPS, Vol. 18
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