Penbrandt Prehistoric Artifacts - Archives- Cotaco Creek

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Cotaco Creek

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Item: FW339
Description: Beautiful "Snow-Capped Ear" Cotaco Creek - This Beautiful example was recovered from a rock shelter in Southern Simpson County, Kentucky. It has great symmetry and form with one upward swooping ear and one "snow-capped" one! It is wide and made from a high grade Hornstone. It is VERY thin and had Super flaking. The tip, rather than rounded as most Cotaco Creeks, is made similar to the "Donnaha" tip on Madison and Hamilton triangles as described by Bob Overstreet in Overstreet 11 and earlier.
Size: 2 1/2 x 1 13/16 inches

Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)

Item: FW338
Description: Fantastic Cotaco Creek - This super Cotaco Creek was recovered from a rock shelter in Southern Simpson County, Kentucky. It has Very Nice symmetry and nice straight blade edges. It is VERY thin and had great flaking. The tip, rather than rounded as most Cotaco Creeks, is made similar to the "Donnaha" tip on Madison and Hamilton triangles as described by Bob Overstreet in Overstreet 11 and earlier.
Size: 3 1/16 x 1 5/8 inches

Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)

Archival Pieces

Cotaco Creek

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