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- Item: FP384 *NEW*
- Description: Clovis / Super Flaked Early Point - Found
in Henderson County, Indiana. Collectors mark Site # 13.
Outstanding Parallel Flaking. May be Paleo or Dalton Sloan.
- Size: 2 3/8 x 1 3/16 inches
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- Item: FP403 *NEW*
- Description: Big, Wide, Fossilifferous Paleo Blade
- Found in Clinton County, Indiana on the H. Knapp Farm. Made of
Fossilifferous Chert. Lots of color. An ancient "burin"
fracture near tip of blade. (see photos). Jon Dickinson thought
this was a Sloan Dalton, Tom
Davis thought it was probably a Haw River & I tend to agree, you decide. Either way, it's a well made, thin for size, Very
early blade. Ex- Jon Dickinson, Ex- K. Carson, Ex- Monty
Pennington
- Size: 5 1/8 x 2 1/16 inches
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- Item: FA565 *NEW*
- Description: HUGE Dalton Blunted Blade or Scraper - This was once a huge Dalton which had the tip broken and was then salvaged by prehistoric man into a scraper or blunted blade. It has perfect symmetry, great flaking, and a well made base. It is literally eat up with patina. It was found in Logan County, Illinois by Tony Dakatus of Springfield, Illinois. Ex - C. West, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 3 1/8 x 1 3/8 inches
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- Item: FA440 *NEW*
- Description: Big Burlington Dalton - Here is a BIG Dalton made of Burlington Chert. It was found in Fulton County, Illinois. This big blade had very nice flaking. It has nice symmetry and a slight torque to the blade. It has a slightly auriculate base. Ex- S. Jaynes
- Size: 4 1/4 x 1 5/8 inches
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- Item: FP169
Tom Davis COA - G-9
Description: Burlington Sloan Dalton - This
Fantastically Flaked Sloan Dalton is made of Burlington Chert.
It was found in Green County, Arkansas. It has near
perfect symmetry and "A" typical form with a classic base.
(see photos) This one is a beauty to hold. Great
Investment Grade Artifact! Ex- Jeff Baker, Ex- Hayden
Bybee collection.
Size: 4 x 1 5/16 inches
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- Item: FP128
- Description: Ohio Dalton Sloan - This is a very nice early piece. It is a Dalton Sloan, or "Sloan Dalton" as some call them and I believe it is made of some variety of Coshocton. It was found by Richard Green in Adams County, Ohio. The hafting area along the sides of the base and the bottom are well ground. It has a very nice wide flute or "thinning strike" up one side from the base ending in a terminal fracture. It is a charcoal gray with nice inclusions. It has classic form and great symmetry. From my personal collection.
- Size: 3 9/16 x 1 1/2 inches
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