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Every year we have a huge 4 day Flea Market in our town over Labor Day weekend. I went down on Thursday to check it out and found a guy selling some field grade artifacts and a few nicer ones. I asked if he had found them all and he said yes and that just needed money so he was selling off some of his collection. I asked about a few of the pieces and got some prices and was really surprised how reasonable he was. I got a nice Stemmed Kirk with great serrations, a nice little Dart Point, and a killer hardstone Cone for $30. I looked them over very closely and I got a good feeling from the guy, plus just about everything he had was field grade. He didn't have anything that threw up a red flag with me.

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Hey Dorkfish,

I dig those serrations on the Kirk, that is a wicked piece. How was the hard stone cone employed?
Ya done good, aiyr there any horse tradin' in ya? :thumbsup:

BW
 
Really nice Stemmed Kirk and cone........... The cone would look nice in my collection... ;D
 
Fun finds Dorkfish. You know I like Kirks. Tell me about the cone? Grinding polishing?
:read2:

TnMtns
 
Thanks guys.

Not really sure what Cones were used for. There lots of speculation, but no hard evidence that I know of. Some people say they were put on the eyes of the dead in the graves, but yet I have never heard of any being found that way. Others say fetish pieces or game pieces. I have always thought that maybe they were miniature versions of the burial mounds and therefore effigy pieces.
 
Wow, really nice pieces, DF, and the price was great, too! Love the cone and the serrated point!
 
That cone is a super peice!!! around here it would be like a G-10 relic! wow! thats SWEET!
 
Can you spin it? I often wondered about toys to keep little ones amused. Guess they would have swallowed that though :sign13:
 
Children then were tied to trees like dogs man, that way they aint gonna run off and get aten by some large beast.lol
 

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