5 Nice Thin Hoes & Scrapers, Southern Illinois

5 Nice Southern Illinois Arrowheads

5 1/4" Mill Creek Spade found in Southern Illinois. Nice use polish on the bit. From the lifetime collection of John Burford

2 5/16" Afton. Southern MO. Very thin, high grade Mozarkite. Nice. Motley COA

5 1/8" LONG NOTCHED HOE FOUND IN MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS, NICE BIT POLISH, NATIVE AMERICAN FLINT SPADE, INDIAN ARTIFACT

3 15/16" Buck Creek. Southern KY. Wonderfully thin (5/32" max) and very well made. Good symmetry. G10. Hornstone with cortex base. Very nice. Pictured in Who's Who #12,p87. Rogers COA

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 5&1/2 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS. NICE USE POLISH. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN

5 1/4" Hoe, Illinois, Native American Artifacts

10 3/8" Mill Creek Flared Bit Spade. Southern Illinois. Thin, well shaped. Fine condition. Ex-Nick Gatses

5 3/4" Celt Southern Illinois

3 7/16" OVOID KNIFE BLADE FOUND IN JACKSON COUNTY ILLINOIS, NICE THIN EXAMPLE, INDIAN ARROWHEAD ARTIFACT

4 3/4" Notched Hoe, Mill Creek, Southern Illinois, Ex Donnie Austin Collection

7 1/16" Dovetail. Mixed reviews. Selling "as-is". Noted as Southern Illinois. Thin and very well flaked

4 3/8" Mill Creek Digger found in Southern Illinois. Nice use polish on the bit. From the lifetime collection of John Burford

3 3/4" Fancy Handled End Scraper found in Southern Illinois. Ex Dennis Arbeiter

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3 7/8" Wafer Thin Gibson found in Southern Illinois, Made of Burlington Chert, Ex Nick Gatses, Native American Artifacts

5" Celt found in Southern Illinois Authentic Native American Artifact

5" Axe 3/4 Groove Southern Illinois Great form and polish Ex Nick Gatses

2 1/2" CALF CREEK COUND IN SOUTHERN MISSOURI, NICE THIN EXAMPLE, NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARROWHEAD, ARTIFACT

2 5/8" Redstone Clovis, Southern Illinois, Ex Mitch Lewis

Nice example reported from Southern Illinois/Missouri and formerly of the R. Blake Collection (Pictured in Who's Who #6) as well as the Tate Collection. Rogers COA.

Three examples of fine tilemsi blades, the longest is 4.5" L. Nice shape, extra thin, colorful. These blades are Silex (Flint Stone) and were found in the Tilemsi Valley, Mali dating back to Neolithic

Collection of 46 Blunts and Scrapers found in the Southern Illinois Counties of Johnson, Jefferson, Masaac and Union. Point types include Osceola, Robinson, Adena, Hopewell and more. Display case incl

3 5/8" Kaolin Adze Southern Illinois