Prehistoric Native American Stone Phallus

Native American, Southwestern United States, Hohokam culture, ca. 1100 to 1400 CE. A gathering of 5 obsidian and stone projectile points and a shell bracelet. The shell is carved from a single clam sh

Native American, North America, Middle Archaic to Classic, ca. 2500 BCE to 1650 CE (4500 to 350 BP). A fascinating ensemble of 91 hand-knapped stone arrowheads, known as "bird points" for their miniat

Native American, North America, United States, Texas, Middle Archaic to Classic, ca. 2500 BCE to 1650 CE (4500 to 350 BP). A wonderful ensemble of 68 hand-knapped stone arrowheads, known as "bird poin

Native American, North America, Middle Archaic to Classic, ca. 2500 BCE to 1650 CE (4500 to 350 BP). An impressive ensemble of 73 hand-knapped stone arrowheads, known as "bird points" for their miniat

Native American, North America, Middle Archaic to Classic, ca. 2500 BCE to 1650 CE (4500 to 350 BP). An intriguing ensemble of 64 hand-knapped stone arrowheads boasting a variety of stemmed, bifurcate

Native American, United States, Tennessee, Ohio, and Idaho, Archaic to Woodland, ca. 3000 BCE to 1000 CE. This is a fine collection of large stone axes and tools, each hand-knapped to serve a variety

Native American, United States, Archaic period, ca. 3000 to 1000 BCE. A remarkable hand-knapped chert bifacial tool with a disc shape and a rounded upper face that is nearly perfectly smoothed, and a

Collection of Prehistoric Native American Stone Arrowheads, longest measures 7''L x 2''W, Acquired in accordance with all State and Federal Regulations

Originally listed at $350 Native American, Midwestern United States, possibly Arkansas or Ohio, Mississippian culture, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. A remarkable hoe head or digging tool, hand-knapped and pol

**Originally Listed At $200** Native American, Southeastern United States, Arkansas, Mississippi County, Archaic to Woodlands periods, ca. 1000 BCE to 1000 CE. A pair of knapped chert tools - both bif

Originally listed at $300 Native American, Midwestern United States, Illinois, Pike County, Eastern Woodland, ca. 100 to 1000 CE. A hand-carved stone pendant or gorget with a singular hand-drilled pe

Lengths- 3"- 5"

4 3/16" Axe 3/4 Groove Found in Iowa. Made from a Colorful Granite with Great Polish. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

3 1/4" Slate Tube Banner Stone Found in Ohio Ex: John Bennett Collection. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

3 3/4" Mozarkite Smith Arrowhead found in Henry County, Mo w/ Keele COA. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

4" Etley Found in St. Clair Co. Missouri Ex: Dennis Derosier Collection. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

1 3/4" Agate Atlatl Valley Triangular Found in Oregon Ex: Walt McIntyre Collection. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

4 3/4"Adz Found in Van Buren Co. Iowa Ex: Jeff Hipskind, Steve Manos Collections. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

3 1/8" Highly Polished 3/4 Groove Granite Axe found in Pettis County, Missouri. Ex George Wolf Collection Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

2 13/16" Obsidian Nightfire Arrowhead Found in Oregon Ex: Stermer Collection Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

North America, Midwest / Eastern United States, Late Prehistoric Mississippian culture, ca. 1350 to 1700 CE. A remarkable granite stone fashioned and sanded into a smooth, round-edged disc (discoidal)

NATIVE AMERICAN STONE GORGET, banded slate, rectangular form with concave sides. Presented in a butterfly case; retains copy of "Prehistoric Antiquities & Archeological News Quarterly", November 2012,

PREHISTORIC NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACT DESERT SOUTHWEST POSSIBLY MEXICO.13-1/2” handle.7-3/8”L., stone.

Native American, United States, Missouri, Transitional Archaic Period, ca. 1st millennium CE. A pair of spear tips, both impressively hand-knapped from creamy beige chert stone. Each lanceolate weapon