71569--Five colorful Indiana points and knives
I pay the shipping, $37 is the total cost on these S.W. Indiana field finds. The longest is 2&3/8", a very glossy chalcedony Woodland Culture--Adena--piece, semi-curved, knapped from a large flint flake that had some curvature to it (back side is dished-in, VERY smooth). The red/ tan Jasper Table Rock point measures 2&1/16"--very colorful. The triangular preform for a Mid Archaic (Brewerton or similar point form) looks like it was found in a heavy midden soil;:strong patination/ mineralization. The grey hornstone MacCorkle was used to its final degree--they got their moneys' worth from that piece of flint--the side notch, the same, well used/ worn over time. ALL are real. I welcome checks, cash, or M.O>s however I do not use paypal--Roy A.
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