BIG BLADES


P239b Type: Calf Creek Length: 4 7/8" Material: Bone White Flint Age: Early Archaic (11,600 – 8,000 BP)	Comments: A stunning artifact! Probable Usage: Spear point and knife. Provenance: Greene CO, MO near James River Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, Mar. 2012 $700


P240b Type: Cache River Length: 4 7/8" Material: Bone White Flint Age: Early Archaic (11,600 – 8,000 BP)	Comments: A stunning artifact! Probable Usage: Spear point and knife. Provenance: Webster CO, MO near James River Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, Mar. 2012 $1,900


P241b Type: Hardin Barbed Length: 4 7/8" Material: Khaki Flint Age: Early Archaic (11,600 – 8,000 BP)	Comments: With bull's-eye Probable Usage: Spear point and knife. Provenance: Pike County IL, Illinois River. Has rust spots in flint. Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, Mar. 2012 $2,400


P157b Type: Dovetail Length: 3 1/8”< Material: Rose/Cream Flint Age: Late Archaic (5,500 – 2,500 BP)	Provenance: The Glenn Westlake Collection* from northern Schuyler (pronounced “Sky•ler”) County or southern Fulton County near where the Sangamon and the great Illinois River converge. This artifact was found near the tiny town of Bader, just south of Astoria IL and also near Crane Lake. Acquisition: Genevie Westlake auction in Astoria, IL on July 23, 2011 SOLD


P91b Type: Sedalia Size: 7 1/2” long x 1 3/8" wide Material: Cream flint Age: Early Archaic (9,500 – 8,000 BP)	Probable Usage: Spear point and knife. A beautiful Sedalia in rare 100% condition. A stunning addition to your collection. Provenance: Spoon River valley in Illinois, Knox County Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, Sept. 2010 $2,300


P77b Type: Etley Dovetail Length: 5.0” Material: Cream / Blueberry swirl flint Age: Late Archaic (5,500 to 2,500 BP)	Probable Usage: Spear point and knife. Dove Tail points are found throughout Illinois, portions of bordering states, and into Missouri and Arkansas. Beautiful five-inch Dovetail Etley points however, are rare. This may be a transitional Middle to Late Archaic artifact. This near perfect creamy glossy flint artifact has blue swirls. Provenance: Lincoln CO, MO Date found: Purchased from independent dealer in Galesburg IL, June 2010 $2,300


P125b Type: Hardin Length: 4 1/2” Material: Burlington Chert Age: Early Archaic (11,600 to 8,000 BP)	Comments: This one was featured in the auction ad. Note serrated edge on one side - this was used as a knife blade. Provenance: The Glenn Westlake Collection* from northern Schuyler (pronounced “Sky•ler”) County or southern Fulton County near where the Sangamon and the great Illinois River converge. This artifact was found near the tiny town of Bader, just south of Astoria IL and also near Crane Lake. Acquisition: Genevie Westlake auction in Astoria, IL on July 23, 2011 $575


P126b Type: Etley Length: 4 1/2” Material: Bone White Chert Age: Early Archaic (11,600 to 8,000 BP)	Comments: Knife blade / lance tip form. Provenance: The Glenn Westlake Collection* from northern Schuyler (pronounced “Sky•ler”) County or southern Fulton County near where the Sangamon and the great Illinois River converge. This artifact was found near the tiny town of Bader, just south of Astoria IL and also near Crane Lake. Acquisition: Genevie Westlake auction in Astoria, IL on July 23, 2011 $525


P127b Type: Etley (variant) Length: 4.0” Material: Bone White Flint Age: Early Archaic (11,600 to 8,000 BP)	Comments: Knife blade / lance tip form. Often points were made asymmetrical (lopsided) to be used as knives. Provenance: The Glenn Westlake Collection* from northern Schuyler (pronounced “Sky•ler”) County or southern Fulton County near where the Sangamon and the great Illinois River converge. This artifact was found near the tiny town of Bader, just south of Astoria IL and also near Crane Lake. Acquisition: Genevie Westlake auction in Astoria, IL on July 23, 2011 $475

Item #: K10b
Type: Paleo Square Knife
Length: 4 7/8"
Material: Purple Freckled Chert
Age: Late Paleo-Indian - Plano Culture 13,200 - 12,900
Probable Usage: Knife blade / lance tip form. May have been used to harvest grass for bedding and other plants for food. It is also sharp enough to be used to process game for its meat and hide. Excellent price for such a rare Indian artifact. Sickle handle available.
Provenance: Spoon River valley in Illinois, Knox County
Acquisition: Auction May 2004, Hanna City, IL
$299

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