077: 4" Adena Narrow Stem

4" Waubesa or Adena Narrow Stem. Hornstone. Found in Meade Co, KY. Pictured in Who's Who 11, page 433.

Large example well constructed with great edgework. Fort Payne Chert. Tennessee.

2 17/8" Adena Narrow Stem. Meade Co, KY. Striped Carter Cave Flint. Slight ding to back of stem. Earl Townsend

3 1/8" Adena Narrow Stem, Super Form, Ex. Gerald Bernacchi Coll. Authentic Native American Arrowhead

3 13/16" Adena Narrow Stem Found in Tennessee. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

4" Adena Narrow found in Montgomery Co., Indiana

Nice Chocolate Dover chert example with serrated tip and colorful banding in the base.

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 2&1/16 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM THE TENNESSEE REGION. IT HAS A BUTLER CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KE

3" Adena Narrow Stem found in Dent CO., Misosuri, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

Found in Pike Co. Illinois by Leslie Stolte on his Family Farm West of Barry.

3 1/4†Adena Narrow Stem, Morgan Co Alabama, Ex Funk

1.7/8 Adena Narrow Stem, SE MO, Motley COA

5 1/2" Narrow Stem Adena. KY/TN. Dover. Deaccessioned from the Worley Museum in 1986. Putty G8 COA

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3" Jasper Flint Narrow Stem Adena West TN.

Nice example converted to a drill, likely for a pipe or other stonework. Dickson Co., Tennessee. Ex - Howard Griffin Collection.

3 3/4" Long Stem Adena, Monroe County, Missouri, authentic Native American Artifact

Lot of six including a fine 3 1/4" long Robins Stem Adena point, likely Paoli chert; plus Kirk Side Notched 2 7/8" long in gray chert; plus Paoli chert Late Archaic Stem point, 2 3/4" long; plus two m

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4 7/16" Adena Waubesa. Humphreys Co, TN. Long stem and needle tip with detailed edge flaking. G10. Dover Chert. Ex-Stuart Bridges. Rogers COA. Featured on the back cover of the auction catalog. 1/18:

Set of 6 hollow stem crystal champagne flutes with flared rims and narrow stems into flat flares bases. Approximately 10 inches tall and 4 inch diameter. Crystal stemwares, Crystal champagne flutes, c

19th century AD. A turned brass candleholder with tapering ribbed socket, narrow stem and concave bowl made from the brass components of military shells, stamped to the underside. 388 grams, 11cm (4 1

(Smallest) 8 3/4"H x 4 1/4"D. (Largest) 9"H x 5 1/2"D. Pair of two dark green glass vases. Smaller vase has irregular undulating rim, narrow stem, bulbous base, and darker green vertical stripes. Larg