5 15/16" Adena Blade

5" Adena Blade. Heat treated Burlington Chert. Fulton Co, MO. Ex Dale Rector

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5 15/16" Adena. IL/IN. Thin, reddish chert. Ex-Dan White. Davis G7 COA

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5 5/8" Adena Blade. Darke Co, OH. G10 Chalcedony example. Ex-Jim Willoughby. Motley COA

5 1/8" Adena Blade. Darke Co, OH. Made of a glossy, high grade Chalcedony. Outstanding percussion and pressure flaking. Ex-Matt Dungan, Jim Willoughby. Motley COA

Outstanding 5 1/8" Adena Blade, very thin and found in Cooper County, MO, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

5 5/8" Adena Blade, Creek Patina, Pettis Co., MO, Ex. Mark Curtis Collection, Keele COA

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4 5/8" Adena Blade. OH. Vividly colored Moss Agate material. Thin, well made. Ex-Ted Walter. On display at the Fremont (IN) Bank for decades

5 7/16" Adena Cache Blade. Southern IN. Hornstone with vivid bullseye on uniface side. Ex-Tom Erdmann. Putty G10 COA

4 15/16" Black Sand Adena Blade, found in Edwards Co Illinois by Charlie Cooper, Ex Randall Kimbrell Collection

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2 5/8" Adena Teardrop Blade. Adair Co, IA. Thin, Cobden Chert. Ex-Dennis DeRosear. Found by Harold Carr

5 3/4" Hornstone Bi-Point Adena Blade. Meade Co, KY. Slight ding to one end, thin and well made. Ex-Earl Townsend

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Adena Blade, Size: 5.66" long 2.93" wide, From the Dean Diaz collection. All Artifacts are unconditionally guaranteed for 30 days after buyer receives artifact.

5 3/4" Adena Leaf Blade, Ex Dr. Nuckles Collection, Dr Nuckles Collected in late 1800s to early 1900s, Near Kansas City, Missouri

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

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 5&3/16 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM ROSS COUNTY OHIO. EX- AL EDWARDS COLLECTION. IT COMES WITH A BUTLER CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT A

Amazing 'HUGE' relic. Over 7 inches long and over 2 5/8" wide. Would be a G-10 except for a small edge ding and a large quartz nodule near the tip that the aboriginal did not risk removing for fe

5 15/16" Short Base Benton. Putnam Co, TN. Well pictured in Tully's book (Flint Blades), p167

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 5&1/16 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM LICKING COUNTY, OHIO. IT HAS A TONY PUTTY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION