Rare Native American Stone Ax or Hammer-Magnetic.

Native American, North America, Southwest, Arizona, Hohokam, ca. 600 to 1200 CE. A miniature carved stone paint mortar in the form of an adorable turtle - its round body serving as a shallow vessel, w

10" L x 1.5" W x 1.75" T (Bowl)

Collectible Inuit type soapstone carved table sculpture, carved as a kneeling woman holding her child in a bundle with her arms. 7.7inch H, 5.5inch L, 6.2inch W.

Native American, Midwestern US, Eastern Woodland, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. An ovoid votive object, hand-carved from a dark-gray stone, depicting a stylized vulva with a raised base. Two recessed grooves cu

Native American, North America, Eastern Woodland, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. A wonderful and rare example of a hand axe head that is hand-carved and pecked from mottled dark gray stone with red, cream, and l

The extra large pre-historic axe head as shown. Measures 10 x 4.5 x 2.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

**First Time At Auction** Native American, midwestern United States (Ohio and surrounding area), ca. 100 BCE to 400 CE. An incredibly rare find and one of my favorites! Made from beautiful creamy whit

LOT (2) NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN STONE AX HEADS L. LARGEST 6"

Rare Native American Mississippian Stone Bird Effigy Mortar / Bowl | Carved and incised steatite stone mortar type bowl sculpted in the shape of a bird with appliqué like head and tail feather as han

**First Time At Auction** North America, Native American, Southeastern US, Eastern Woodland peoples, ca. 500 to 1500 CE. A carved greenstone banner stone used as a weight for an atlatl. The stone has

A grouping of Native American stone artifacts including arrowheads, ax heads, etc. See photos for more details. Most appear to be 19th century or earlier.

American, 20th century. A group of Native American carved stone tools and artifacts comprising of butterfly banner stone, long effigy pipe in the form of a bear and bird, and two unknown tools. Appare

Rare and exquisite Native American Indian stone inlay cuff bracelet by Navajo artist Fatoya Yazzie. Features tightly inlaid orange spiny oyster shell, spider web turquoise, lapis, all set in sterling

North America, Midwest / Eastern United States, Late Prehistoric Mississippian culture, ca. 1350 to 1700 CE. A remarkable granite stone fashioned and sanded into a smooth, round-edged disc (discoidal)

A very rare Native American / Mound Builder culture carved Steatite stone Skull pipe, featuring 3 skull forms and a birds claw holding the pipe bowl. The Pipe measures 10 inches long. -with old label

Native American Indian Stone tools 2 Large ax(axe) Heads - see the comparison to the measuring tape, they are both nearly 6 inches - both are in nice shape (the marks are not cracks, they are either i

DESCRIPTION: Four Native American stone artifacts. Includes three grooved ax heads and one spoon. Spoon with sticker label "Mesa Verde Chaffen Coll. EA". MEASUREMENTS: Ax heads range from 4" to 91/2".

Exquisite And Extremely Rare Native American Gold Flake Or Gold Infused Stone Axe Head And Stone Point Blade Artifacts, Private Collection of Chief Joe Dan Osceola of The Seminole Tribe. This Special

Exquisite And Extremely Rare Native American Gold Flake Or Gold Infused Stone Axe Head And Stone Point Blade Artifacts, Private Collection Of Chief Joe Dan Osceola Of The Seminole Tribe. This Special

Rare Hohokam Jasper Effigy Pendant & Turquois, Shell, & Stone Beads, Found near Sedona AZ.

First Quarter 20th Century; Sioux A multicolor bead banded shaft with stone ax head and hide fringe at base 24.75" H x 5" W Provenance: Private Collection, Poway, CA

This is a fantastic circa 1993 Zuni Carlene Leekity squash blossom necklace and earrings set with fantastic eagle thunderbird multiple-stone inlay classic Zuni design. The back of the naja squash is h

**Originally Listed At $2000** United States, Native American, Stone County, Arkansas, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A rare pottery vessel of an abstract calabash form made from shell-burnished clay. The vesse

Native American, southeastern United States, Late Woodland to Early Mississippian period, ca. 1000 BCE to 800 CE. An extremely rare, museum quality spatula hand-carved from White Lauderdale Limestone,