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NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE: Flint tool with mixed coloration and primitive shaping.

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NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE

Nexus Auction House

Est. $100-$300

NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE: Large worked stone tool with natural patina

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NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE

Nexus Auction House

Est. $100-$300

NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE Artifact (Variant): Another large stone piece with natural patina and shaping

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NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE Artifact (Variant)

Nexus Auction House

Est. $100-$300

NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE: Light-colored flint tool with distinct shaping and surface wear.

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NEOLITHIC STONE CHISEL TOOL BLADE

Nexus Auction House

Est. $100-$300

Native American Black Stone Scraper / Adze Tool Blade: Native American, Southwestern United States, Anasazi / Hohokam culture, ca. 950 to 1400 CE. A black stone scraper or wedge-shaped tool with a flattened, tapering blade and a rounded, slightly thickene

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Native American Black Stone Scraper / Adze Tool Blade

Artemis Fine Arts

Five Ancient Hopewell Culture Cached Chert Blade Tools: Native American, Midwestern United States, likely Ohio, Hopewell / Mound Builder culture, ca. 100 to 400 CE. A group of five chert blade tools knapped from cream and pale pink stones. Each presents a

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Five Ancient Hopewell Culture Cached Chert Blade Tools

Artemis Fine Arts

An Eskimo hafted adze and scraper: 19th century, a pair of traditional wood working tools, each with a stone blade lashed to a wooden handle using sinew and hide cord. The adze features a curved haft exhibiting a smooth patina from pro

Apr 02, 2026

An Eskimo hafted adze and scraper

TAOS Auction Co

Est. $800-$1,200

Three Neolithic African Chert Stone Hand Axes: Northern Africa, Sahara Desert, Neolithic period, ca. 10,000 to 6000 BCE. A group of three knapped stone blades, likely intended for handheld cutting and scraping tasks. Each tool is worked from cream

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Three Neolithic African Chert Stone Hand Axes

Artemis Fine Arts

Tibetan Bronze Bejeweled Turquoise Phurba Tool: Tibetan 18th Century, an antique bronze phurba ritual tool featuring a three sided blade with a faceted midsection and tapering point, traditionally used in Vajrayana Buddhist ceremonies. The handle i

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Tibetan Bronze Bejeweled Turquoise Phurba Tool

Hill Auction Gallery

Est. $2,000-$4,000

Native American Hafted Stone Knife with Bison Bone Grip: Native American, Western to Southwestern United States, ca. 15th to 18th century CE. A finely knapped chert blade inset into a bison or other large ungulate rib bone handle and secured with a dark nat

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Native American Hafted Stone Knife with Bison Bone Grip

Artemis Fine Arts

A Collection of North American Lithic Projectile Points and Stone Tools: This collection comprises an assortment of North American lithic projectile points and stone tools, including arrowheads, spearheads, and bifaces. The items are crafted from various materials such as

Apr 02, 2026

A Collection of North American Lithic Projectile Points and Stone Tools

Palmer's Auction Co

Est. $5-$100

Philippine Headhunters Axe, Igorot: Philippines, Northern Luzon, Cordillera Region, pre-1930s or 19th century. Simplistic headhunters axe with a distinct curved face and rear spike affixed to a slender steel sleeved and wood shaft. The

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Philippine Headhunters Axe, Igorot

Scollard Auctions

Est. $500-$750

Lot of 6 Illinois Hopewell Cache Stone Blades: Native American, North America, Illinois, Hopewell culture, ca. 100 BCE to 400 CE. A finely assembled cache of six stone blades, each shaped with deliberate precision and quiet skill, representing the

Apr 03, 2026

Lot of 6 Illinois Hopewell Cache Stone Blades

Artemis Fine Arts

Est. $1,000-$1,500

Archaic Northern Woodlands Stone Grooved Axe Head: Native American, Northern Woodlands, Archaic period, ca. 3000 to 1000 BCE. A substantial grooved stone axe head from the Archaic cultures of the Northern Woodlands, expertly shaped from dense gray-gre

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Archaic Northern Woodlands Stone Grooved Axe Head

Artemis Fine Arts

Woodland Period Hand-Knapped Stone Knife: Native American, Woodland period, ca. 1000 BCE to 1000 CE. A hand-knapped stone knife blade formed from light-colored chert, exhibiting the elongated, leaf-like form typical of prehistoric cutting too

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Woodland Period Hand-Knapped Stone Knife

Artemis Fine Arts

African Neolithic Stone Celt (Axe Head): Offered is an authentic African Neolithic stone celt, finely shaped from a dense, hard stone and exhibiting a smooth, well-ground surface with an elongated, tapering form. The piece features a rounded

Apr 04, 2026

African Neolithic Stone Celt (Axe Head)

Imperial Fine Arts LLC

Est. $300-$400

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