Hopewell Bladelet Core & Bladelets

Lot of Obsidian Core Bladelets, Pre-Columbian, Fine, Longest 3.5/8"

33 Core Bladelets – Flint

Lot of 19, including a Hopewell obsidian bladelet medial segment, utilized, 1 1/4" long; plus Notch Base Dovetail in Haney chert, with classic beveled blade, 2 5/8" long; plus Pentagonal Knife in gray

8 3/8" Obsidian Core. Pre-Columbian, MX. Used for bladelet manufacture. Largest we've offered

8 Hopewell Flint Cores – Ex. Dilley Coll.

Wonderful pieces used to make microblades in jewel highly colorful Flint Ridge. Ohio.

Please check out photos for sizes! 2 Pieces of Mayan Bladelets. Collection of Steve Burks from Springfield, Missouri

12x8" Frame of European Neolithic Bladelets, France

2 Bladelet Scrapers. 3 5/8" & 4 1/2". Denmark. Old World (Magdalenian, circa 8000-13.000 BC). Heavy layer of "frosted" patina

Nice examples used as inset blades for weapons, surgeries, and general purpose cutting. Ex - John Foster, Meador Collections.

The jasper disc knife is from Niger and approx 2 3/8" diameter. The others are various flints and include 20 arrowheads, 2 drills, and 3 curved bladelet knives. From Mali and Niger.

Pre-Columbian. West Mexico. ca. A.D. 1-500. 3 arrowheads. 2 bladelets. Biggest measures just over 2 inches. All translucent.

Assortment of bladelets and scrapers in Danish flint recovered from an imported chest of drawers from England at an estate sale. Excellent curiousity.

L:204cm W:89cm

Core size 136x65cm

Ancient Greece, Late Hellenistic, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. A striking core-formed glass alabastron, so named because many vessels that assumed this form were made of alabaster. The sophisticated ve

Mirror center size 122x122cm

Core size 178x96cm

Core size 136x65cm

Jon Kuhn (USA), Light Treasure, 2009. 8.25 x 9 x 9 inches. The core sculpture is 3 x 6 x 6 inches. A rare solid core sculpture is one of the most unique and memorable by the artist. This work original

Core size 214x135cm

Core size 222x220cm

Core size 139x65cm

3 13/16" Hopewell Curved Base Platform Pipe. Adams Co, OH (Aberdeen). Ex-Earl Townsend (#1843). Earl acquired from W.C. Fuelhart. Pictured in Earl's Collection in Legends (229) and Legends II (p139).