Quadraconcave Gorget - Adena culture

Native American, United States, Ohio, Licking County, Adena culture, ca. 800 to 100 BCE. A lovely hand-shaped slate gorget of a quadriconcave form with four concave sides, although the sides are only

3 9/16" Quadraconcave Gorget with 3 Holes. Wayne Co, OH. Ex-Gilbert Cooper, Al Wakefield, Dr. Gordon Meuser (187/5). Very fine example with shallow flake off back corner. 7/24/19: Added pictures inclu

Quadraconcave Gorget, museum quality, Jerry Dickey COA, found by Chris Miller while scuba diving, frame measures 18"x12", ORIGIN: Benton County, TN, SIZE: 3" x 1-3/4", EX: Chris Miller

4" Quadraconcave Gorget. OH. Thin, heavily banded Slate. Nice polish, slightly over cleaned by early collector

Quadra-concave Gorget, Ex. Bill Taylor Collection, 3.84" x 2.0"

3 5/8" Claystone Gorget Adena, Haywood Co Tennessee

3 3/4" Quadraconcave Gorget. Drilling started. Tennessee style Gorget made from brown hardstone. Ex-Lewis McDaniel Collection

(2) Adena Culture Woodland Period Stemmed Points. BCE 800 -100. Kentucky. Fort Payne flint. Lengths: 2.5 and 2.25 in. Fine condition with just slight ancient losses and mineral deposits, overall; Calc

Ohio Found 3 inch arrowhead. Probable Adena culture. Red/Cream. 3000 plus years old.

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

Ohio Found 2 inch arrowhead. Probable Adena culture. Grey. 3000 plus years old.

Native American, Midwestern United States, Indiana, Harrison County, Adena culture, Archaic to Woodland Period, ca. 1500 BCE to 720 CE (3500 to 1,300 BP). A large petaloid blade with a pointed tip and

Native American, Ohio River Valley and surrounding region, Adena culture, ca. 1000 BCE. A complementary collection of five large, knapped chert blades from this culture, all but one in the characteris

Label states: Archaic Period 6000 BC-1000 AD. Several Adena culture points. Clay County, Arkansas. All in display case. Dimensions: (Largest point) L 2", (Display) H 12" x W 16" Condition: As found. P

Adena Culture, Early Woodland Period, 1000-100 B.C.length 4 in. Provenance: Publications: Gerber, Art, The Art Gerber Story, 2007, pg. 99, fig. 7.038

Blue banded slate in uncleaned form. Indiana. Ex - Harold French Collection. Thicker example made by the Adena Culture.

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5 1/8" Adena Gorget. Boone Co, IN. Highly banded Slate. Ex-Steve Ford. Davis G8 COA

3 1/2" Adena Gorget. Tuscarawas Co, OH. Dark Slate. Adena drilling. Ex-Randy Ridenour, Jim Pribble, Dr. Stan Copeland. Pictured in Ancient Art of Ohio, p223

3 ½” Red Banded Slate Bi Concave Adena Gorget Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

Including a banded purplish slate early to middle Adena period Quadriconcave example drilled twice from one side only, 3 ½ x 2 1/8 x ¼” thick; plus late AdenaExpanded Center in ban

3 3/4" Banded Slate Quadra Concave Gorget, Ohio, engraved on both sides by finder A.H. Griffith 1902

5 3/8" Adena Rectangular Gorget. Henry Co, IN. Thin well made. Holes show interesting wear pattern. Ex-Dave Root. Jackson G9+ COA

4 1/2" Adena Elliptical Gorget. Jay Co, IN. Banded Slate. A few scuffs, but a fine old slate relic. Ex-Steve Ford