HOPEWELL WITH JERRY DICKEY & THOMAS AMBLE COA

IT IS 3&13/16 INCHES LONG BY 1&13/16 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM DeWITT COUNTY ILLINOIS. IT HAS A JERRY DICKEY & A THOMAS AMBLE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. MADE OF BURLINGTON CHERT. IT WOULD MAKE A GREAT

3 1/4" x 1 3/4" Snyders. Related Type: Hopewell. May be Burlington Chert-heated. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. COA: Jerry T. Dickey

4 3/4" x 2 3/16" Hopewell. Related Type: Snyders. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. COA: Jerry T. Dickey.

4" Holland Dalton, Jerry Dickey COA, Jackson Co AR, Native American Artifacts

3/4 Grove Axe 9 5/16 " Long with a Jerry Dickey COA. 5 1/8 " Wide 2 7/8 " Thick Found in Dent Co. MO

3 1/2" McIntire/ Spring Creek; Jerry Dickey COA; Found in Western TN. River Valley (N. AL./TN.)

4 1/8" Finely Made Archaic Sedalia Drill, Burlington Chert Material; Jerry Dickey COA; Found in Marion Co., Mo.

3 9/16" Graham Cave, Jerry Dickey COA, Broken and Reglued, Adair MO, Native American Artifacts

2 11/16" Paleo /Archaic Drill, Hixton Quartzite Material; Jerry Dickey COA; Found in Grant, WI. Possible would classify as an Agate Basin.

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5 3/16" X 1 13/16" Late Paleo- Early Archaic Dalton Adze; Jerry Dickey COA; Found in Ralls, MO.

2 5/8" Beaver Lake- Tallahatta Quartz- Jerry Dickey COA

1 1/4" x 7/8" Effigy Amulet Bead, Jerry Dickey COA, small Catlilnite Animal, Found in Oklahoma

2 1/4” Caddo Pipe, restored, Jerry Dickey COA, ex Jack Baker collection

2 3/4" Colorful Afton Found Near Hoxie Arkansas by Tim Ray. Comes with a Jerry Dickey COA. Fine Gem Grade Material. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone T

2 5/8" Barbed Kampsville Butler Co MO Jerry Dickey COA Ex Nick Gatses

Rare miniature hooded human effigy water bottle found at the Walls Site, Solid, Jerry Dickey COA, 3" tall

Huge 13 5/8" Mississippian Flared Bit Spade Found in Marshall Co. Kentucky. Ex: Floyd Ritter. Comes with Ryan Keele & Jerry Dickey COA's.

4 11/16" Morse Knife Found in Montgomery Co. Missouri by Mike Struttman near the Loutre River in 1987. Pictured in CSAJ July 1991 comes with a Jerry Dickey COA. Great form and material. Key words: Anc

3 ¾” Hornstone Dovetail Point Southern Indiana, Jerry Dickey C.O.A. – Nice!

Pick Bannerstone, museum quality, material is beautiful banded slate with bullseye, Jerry Dickey COA, pictured in "Indian Artifacts", frame measures 18"x12", ORIGIN: Jackson County, IN, SIZE: 3-1/4" x

Thebes Point, Jerry Dickey COA, SIZE: 3-1/4" x 2", EX: Jerry Dickey

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

Outstanding Mississipian Spade, Jerry Dickey COA, pictured in "Who's Who in Indian Artifacts", frame measures 18"x12", SIZE: 7-1/2" x 3", EX: Larry Carter / Don Bruce