065: 2 7/8" Beaver Lake - Davis & Howard COA's

2 7/8" Beaver Lake. KY. High grade, colorful Sonora flint. Davis G8 COA

2 7/8" Beaver Lake. Taylor Co, KY. Thin and well made Paleo point with a few light nicks. Glossy Hornstone. Ex-Glen McQuaide, Ken Williams. Found by Tony Williams. Perino and Davis G9 COAs

2 7/8" Beaver Lake found in Barren Co., Kentucky by Jamie Forbes Davis C.O.A Authentic Native American Artifact

4 1/2" Beaver Lake. Large Paleo point made of high grade KY Hornstone. Well flaked, detailed lateral edgework. Ex-Bill Craycraft, William Fri. Davis G9 COA

5 1/2" Beaver Lake. Bath Co, KY. St. Louis Green Chert. Ex-Don Mattingly. Large Paleo example. Davis G7 COA

2 7/8" Lost Lake. Jackson Co, OH. Flintridge. Thin. Ex-Trekell, Dick Coulter, Dr. Stan Copeland. Pictured in WW#9 (p62). Davis G8 COA

Pretty Hornstone example loaded with mineralization. Ultra thin well made example. Formerly of the Tom Davis Collection. Stermer COA.

Pretty hornstone example loaded with mineralization formerly of the Tom Davis Collection. Stermer COA

2 7/8" Beaver Lake. KY. Dover. Uniface with smooth back. Ex-Rick Stevens

2 7/8" Adena. Clay Co, MO. Reddish Burlington. Ex-Dan Peeler. Davis G9 COA

Nice textbook example in cream Burlington Chert probably from Illinois. Stermer COA.

2 7/8" Decatur. Kentucky. Carter Cave. Fine edgework. Ex-Rick Marsh. Davis G10 COA

2 3/8" Beaver Lake, Stermer COA, Ex. Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Mr. McCabe collected from 1984 until 2022.

2 15/16" Beaver Lake. Motley COA. Found in Kentucky. Nice colorful Paleo Relic.

Nice creek stained example from Tennessee in a mottled chert likely Fort Payne. Partain COA.

Found by Karl Schug in Dodge Co., Wisconsin. Paleo point made from Prairie Du Chein Chert. Jackson COA.

2 7/8" Buck Creek. Wayne Co, KY. Needle tip. Wayne Co. Chert. Davis G9+ COA

Classic example from KY/TN. Fort Payne Chert. Excellent basal polish. Stermer COA.

Nice Hornstone example from Kentucky. Classic example with a Davis COA. Ex - Tate Collection.

Hornstone example from Kentucky with a Davis COA.

3 3/4" Beaver Lake. Madison Co, KY. Translucent, high grade Sonora flint. Ex-Sonny Atkinson. Davis G9 and Rogers COAs

2 7/8" Winged Bannerstone. Wabash Co, IN. Red Jasper. Nicely made, very good condition. A colorful, hard to find Bannerstone type. Pictured in Lutz' The Archaic Bannerstone (p255, #11). Great collecto

2 7/8" Scottsbluff. IL. Glossy, reddish chert. Thin, nice. Davis G10 COA

2 7/8" Clovis. TN. Striped Dover Chert. Ex-Rocky Hall. Davis G8 COA