Jadeite Adz Blade - Decker Site - Oregon

1" Pin Stemmed Dagger Point, Agate, Decker Site, Scappoose, Oregon, Ex Bob & Virginia Howard, Gem Grade Arrowhead, Native American Artifact

5 1/2" Oregon Adz Blade, OR, Native American Artifacts

Here are 6 points from the Decker Site on Sauvies Island in Portland, Oregon They are exactly as found and range in size from 5/8" - 7/8" long to 3/8" -5/8" wide.

This is a Cascade Leaf Blade made of yellow, orange, and white agate. It is exactly as found at the Columbia River site near The Dalles, Oregon. It measures approximately 2-3/4" x 3/4" in size.

This Cascade Willow Leaf Blade made of milky Agate is exactly as found at the Columbia River site near The Dalles, Oregon. It is approximately 2-1/4" x 7/8" in size.

This Cascade leaf blade is exactly as found at the Wakemap Mound site in Washington state. This location is a well-known site where members of the Oregon Ar

Two partially shaped jade blade forms in the style of the Late Neolithic to early Shang period style (c. 2000 - 1500 BCE) (ROND2-796)(PR) Dimensions: 16" and 15" high

North Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 14th to 18th century CE. A sizable and hefty adze (adz) blade of an elongated trapezoidal form made to be used for cutting, carving, and smooth

North Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 15th to 18th century CE. A beautiful example of an adze (adz) blade of a relative trapezoidal form, hand-carved from dark gray basalt. The larg

Northern Europe, Denmark, Neolithic period, ca. 3900 to 1700 BCE. A chert adze whose broad surfaces have been smoothed and polished after the knapping process. The color is a beautiful mottled grey th

North Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Pre-Contact Period, ca. 18th century CE or earlier. A gorgeous example of a lengthy adze blade that is hand-carved from lustrous gray-black stone exhibiting incredibly

North Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, Pre-Contact era, ca. 18th century CE or earlier. A sizable stone adze blade of a utilitarian form that is hand-carved from dark gray-black basalt. The tool exhibits a

North Pacific, Hawaii, Big Island, Mount Kea, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An attractive and hefty basalt adze blade of a utilitarian form that is hand-carved from dark gray hardstone. The sizable too

Large finely knapped and fashioned flint adze blade having a lustrous surface with a single edge curved blade. Rich mottled tan-brown surface patina with scattered encrustation. Intact.Provenance: Ex

Northwest Iran, Luristan culture, ca. 1200 to 1000 BCE. Very rare and desirable bronze axe. Long socket with adze-shaped blade, some form of animal (looks like a shrew, but probably a dog or feline) o

Native American, Northwestern United States, likely Oregon, Columbia River Region, Chinookan peoples, ca. 9th to 19th century CE. A fine and large obsidian blade, hand-knapped and showcasing the natur

South Pacific, Solomon Sea (Trobriand Islands), 19th century CE. An excellent wood adze with a flat metal blade bound to its end. The handle is shaped like the head of a long-necked bird, with carving

Oceania, Melanesia, northern Solomon Islands, North Bougainville District, Takuu Atoll (also Mortlock Islands or Marqueen Islands), ca. 19th century CE. A finely preserved adze of an elegant and minim

A Mangaia wood ceremonial hafted adze 19th century, circular haft fully carved with repeated geometric designs, the top bound with fine sennit fiber, with the small basalt blade which has come away, (

7 9/16" Flintridge Adena. MD. Ex-Earl Townsend (T-5204). Townsend associated this blade with the Sandy Hill site, but it is possible that it came from another nearby Adena site on the Delmarva Peninsu

13th-6th century BC. A bronze adze with expanding triangular-section blade, tubular socket with rib detailing, figure of a boar to the rear of the socket modelled in the round with hatched bristles an

Polynesian Austral Island Ceremonial Adze, Mid-19th Century. Large stone blade, Finely carved wood shaft, blade attached with sinnit (coconut string) bindings. On metal mount. Formerly from the collec

This lot consists of 50 assorted Paleo crescents found at Alvord Desert dig sites in Harney County, located in Southeastern Oregon. They are exactly as found and offer a great cross-section

China, 19th C., two Middle Eastern knives, long silver blades to pointed tips, topped by jadeite handles with smooth, rounded sides and carved, gilt decoration at handle base. Length 12 in., Diameter