Assorted Native American Archaic to Woodland Chert Projectile Points & Scrapers

Native American, United States, Eastern Woodlands, Archaic to Woodland period. A group of seventy-five knapped stone implements, both whole and fragmentary, including arrow and spear points, scrapers, and broken blades. They are worked in chert and quartzite, and their colors run from cream and dove gray to slate, salmon pink, oxblood, and honey tan, a geological sampler of the stone sources used by eastern North American toolmakers. Several pieces keep crisp pressure-flaked edges, notched or stemmed bases, and serrated margins. Others survive as tips, midsections, and bases, where the flake scars of manufacture. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. Item # 191351

Estimate:$150

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