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My Indian Finds. Control Your Drooling. (added pics)

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These are some of my finds over a few years. In the 3rd picture of the black birdstone you can see where I dropped it and broke off head. Ouch that was appraised at $2000. Lots of pics
 

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Re: My Indian Finds. Control Your Drooling

Oh yeah, why would indians have made the point on a corner? What was it used for and on? Could someone please enlighten me?
 
Re: My Indian Finds. Control Your Drooling

Sara, their called a corner tang knives. Late Archaic, and supposedly worn around the wrist by a thong tied to the tang, when using.
 
New Pics Added. One Piece of Copper Tool.
 

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camb1 said:
These are some of my finds over a few years. In the 3rd picture of the black birdstone you can see where I dropped it and broke off head. Ouch that was appraised at $2000. Lots of pics
Really nice stuff!! Black axe is rare at least in Ohio. Birdstones, I,m no expert on. But from what I can see sir,I,d be proud to display with my finest.
Happy huntin
Jeff
 
I want to thank everyone for there comments and for looking at my collection. As soon as it begins to warm up I will be out looking again. I should have some more pieces to display then. Thanks Again.
 
Beautiful collection....You have some excellent pieces. Thanks for sharing these with all of us..........Missouri you say ? :)
 
Yes Gypsy. The pots where found in the Missouri Bootheel just outside of Charleston next to a small town called Wyatt. I believe that is the correct spelling.
 

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