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- Item: FP239
Tom
Davis COA
Description: RARE Transitional Paleo Haw River -
This Rare Paleo was found in Garrard County, Kentucky.
It is made of Fort Payne Chert which has highly patinated in
beautiful shades of Gray. It has Excellent Flaking and
shape for the type. The tip was either made this way or broken
and squared off anciently and used that way. We sent this fine
piece to Tom Davis and Tom graded it a G-8. This
typology is hard to find and even harder to find with high
quality flaking. An excellent addition to ANY Paleo
collection. Ex- B. Tyree, Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington
Size: 4 3/16 x 1 11/16 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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