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Jonzer

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The only one I have.
 

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man that's a stout piece. very nice. boy that would hurt if stepped on barefoot!! :icon_thumright:
 
I'm pretty sure it is a re-work by later people.
Looking forward to input on that.
 
It's only 2&7/8"
It's glued in a frame, sorry for the bad pic.
My friend found it in Bernadotte IL.
I always admired it.
He gave it to me before he died of cancer.
 
Jonzer said:
I'm pretty sure it is a re-work by later people.
Looking forward to input on that.

Why do you think it was reworked by later people? Looks like a very nice Sloan.
 
Great artifact and special friend I bet. I say that one is a keeper always :thumbsup:
 
She's pretty! :icon_thumright:
 
Very nice piece bud. Love the drill tip.

Hippy
 
That thing looks absolutely deadly.

O'brien and Wood in "The Prehistory of Missouri" wrote quite a bit about why Dalton points with the same hafting design are found in different point forms. Of course it's all theory but it's a good read if you haven't read it.
 
Pardon my ignorance.
What does Sloan mean?
I just thought a later person found a broken Dalton and resharpened it into a drill.
 
Jonzer said:
Pardon my ignorance.
What does Sloan mean?
I just thought a later person found a broken Dalton and resharpened it into a drill.

Sloan is a site in Arkansas thought to be a Dalton cemetary.
 
Whatever it is, its a beauty.. I would be happy to own that..

Molly.
 

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