Hornstone Kirk Corner Notched found in Green County Kentucky. Early Archaic period (9,500 – 8,500 B.P.). long, 1.29 in. Joseph Andrecht. Robert Whalen.
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Clearly authentic. Sublet Ferry points are thought to be from the Woodland Period (2,500 – 1,500 B.P.).
Made from gneiss. From the collection of Gilbert Dilley. Gilbert Dilley.
The right side in the photo with the ruler has been beveled from sharpening (this was probably a small knife). From the collection of the late Dr. Raymond Gurley. Early Archaic period (9,500 – 8,500 B.P.).
Colorful banded chert point from Missouri. long, 1.21 in.
Cresap are thought to be from the Late Archaic to Early Woodland Periods (3,500 – 2,500 B.P.).
Nicely made from Hornstone (Harrison County Chert). Middle Archaic period (6,000 – 4,000 B.P.). long, 1-5/16 in.
Attractive mottled Boyle chert Adena from Kentucky. Late Archaic to Woodland periods (3,500 – 1,300 B.P.). long, 1.2 in.
Classic Angostura from Sharp County, Missouri. Attractive fossil-rich chert. Steve Burks. Angostura are thought to be 10,000 to 8,000 years old (Late Paleo to Early Archaic Periods). Provenience: The precise location where an artifact or archaeological sample was recovered archaeologically.
Here’s A BEAUTIFUL AND BEST OF BEST QUALITY DARK CHALCEDONY EARED BREWERTON. ABOUT THE NEST EXAMPLE IVE SEEN! From a collection of relics found in New Jersey! Beautiful piece. Ex Cicero. I’ve personally found tens of thousands of artifacts and handled many more by buying collections.
