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Hardstone - Bone - Shell
Really pretty color and super polish from the beautiful Suwannee River, Fl. Very minor imperfections but the color makes it very desirable.
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Nice intact Bannerstone in excellent condition. Well made and preserved and drilled through 100%. Ex Beutell collection with provenance provided to buyer.
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Anciently drilled Shark Tooth Pendant, no doubt a treausred find and adornment for the native wearer.
Really well made and polished amulet or possible a tie on atlatl weight. In Excellent condition and a Killer and rare piece. Ex Beutell.
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Green Amulet
Anciently drilled hair pin topper that appears to be a raptor/bird of sorts from the side view and possibly an alligator from underneath. Water polished and still has some silica in the the...
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Double Effig
Super polished and thick tannic staining. Hole was anciently drilled and fiiled over time with sand, pebbles, and sediment which can be removed with caution but I would probably leave it as...
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Bannerstone
Very nice polished Gorget with three completed holes and an attempt at a 4th hole on one face. Nice channeled groove on one face fashioned by the ancient artisan, for unknown purposes but...
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Polished Gor
One of the finest tie on Bannerstones I have listed with nice color and a very nice groove for tieing. In excellent condition and very well made.
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Brown TieOn
Really cool blends of green color with yellow and brown accents, this highly polished greenstone celt is a great addition to any collection. Found in N. Ga many years ago.
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Martian Celt
Nice color and polish on this well made and preserved Bi Pointed Bone Pin from an old collection. Nice example.
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Bi Pointed P
This bone pin appears to be incised anciently with some sort of design on both faces. Highly sought after and rarely for sale.
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Incised Pin
Nice D Hump Bannerstone that was formed out after countless hours of rubbing and shaping, Mysteriously, the hole was started but never completed. Great specimen of a bannerstone in its early stages...
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Early Banner
