Adena Cache Blade, Alabama, 3 1/2

5 3/4" x 3 1/2" Cache Blade. Scott CO., Illinois. Horn Stone chert. COA: Roy Motley. From the collection of George Malone of Scott CO, Illinois

3 1/2" Cache Blade found in Michigan Ex Sam Wasion Collection

3 1/2" Cache Blade, found in Spencer Co Indiana, Ex Randall Kimbrell Collection

Mercer Co., Ohio. Flint Ridge flint. Nice mineralization.

Ancient Mid West Chert Cache Blade 7 1/2" x 3 1/4"

3 1/2†Crib Mound Cache Blade, Indiana, Townsend Collection, Columbia Missouri

3 1/2" Very Colorful Adena Blade, Kansas Flint Hills Flint. Found On The Republican River.

Ohio Found 3 inch cache blade. Probable Adena culture. Grey. 3000 plus years old.

Cache blade. Adena. Prospect township, Marion Co. OH. BCE 800-100. Crooksville chert or possibly Flint Ridge. Length: 3.50 in. In very fine condition; mineral and soil deposits. Provenance: Ex. L Nort

4 1/2" 1 of 3 Heat Treated Cache Blade, found in Saline Co., Missouri, Native American Artifacts

3 1/2 x 2 1/4", Cobdon Cache Blade, White Co, IL

2 Cache Blades. 4 3/8" and 5 1/2". Greene County, Indiana. Ex Fred McQuire, Bill Gray and Larry Swann

8 x 12 Frame with 11 Cache Blades – largest 3 1/2"

14 1/2" Neolithic Sickle Blade found in the Rivne Region of Ukraine 4500 BC - 1700 BC.. Blade 2 of a 3 Blade Cache. This blade like the other two is an exceptional piece of neolithic workmanship that

Neolithic Sickle Blade found in the Rivne Region of Ukraine 4500 BC - 1700 BC. Blade 1 of a 3 Blade Cache. This blade like the other two is an exceptional piece of neolithic workmanship that was likel

Benton Cache with superb 8 1/2" Benton and four Benton Cache Blades (4"-4 3/4"). Monroe Co, MS (Alexander Site). Large Benton is thin, made of Ft. Payne.

3 1/2" Blade, Found in Morgan Co. Alabama by George Nester

The David Currie Cache. Cache of 6 large Hornstone Adena Blades. IN. Thin, well made. 6 3/4"-7 3/4". Ex-Dave Cole, David Currie, Doc Hawes, Col. Bennett Young. Pictured in Who's Who #2, p45. Each has

5 7/16" Adena Cache Blade. Southern IN. Hornstone with vivid bullseye on uniface side. Ex-Tom Erdmann. Putty G10 COA

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 5&1/16 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM LICKING COUNTY, OHIO. IT HAS A TONY PUTTY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION

2 ¾” Flint Ridge Chalcedondy Adena Cache Blade, Ex. Case Western Reserve Museum, Neff Coll.

Extremely thin creamy fossil chert with tremendous quality flaking. Minor agricultural damage on part of one edge. Kentucky material and type.

Nice example made from Flint Ridge formerly of the Earl Townsend Collection. Bennett COA.

Ohio Found 2 1/2inch thin Adena cache blade. Light grey. 3000 years old.