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Tularosa Black-on-white Bowl
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Pre 1492 item# 73195 (stock# GLC.506)
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HD ENTERPRISES, INC.
303-695-1301
$4500.00
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Doesn’t the squared dumbbell-like design framed in black in the center of this bowl (GLC506) look like a scowling face? Identified as a Tularosa Black-on-White dating c.1100-1250AD, this type is sometimes thrown into the Anasazi Group, sometimes the Mogollon. Glued together with only minimal restoration (just touched up along the cracks), the bowl measures just a little over 10 ¾” in diameter. Restored by and from the personal collection of the late Gene Lang of Denver, this superb example of so ...click for details
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Plains Paleo Hell Gap Point, Hitchcock Co., Ne
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Pre AD 1000 item# 920800 (stock# CAH100)
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HD ENTERPRISES, INC.
303-695-1301
$600.00
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This 2 5/8” long, edge-translucent tan chalcedony Paleo-Indian dart point (CAH100), typed as a Hell Gap dating c.10,300-9,500BP, was found near Driftwood Creek, a tributary of the Republican River in Hitchcock County, Nebraska. From the collection of Cal Howard, highly respected and nationally recognized authenticator, the point is in overall very good condition with a few small usage nicks along its forward edges and a small ding on one basal corner. With an excellent patina on the surface that ...click for details
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Great Turkeytail-Fulton Blade - G10
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Pre AD 1000 item# 1100809 (stock# RXB.4)
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HD ENTERPRISES, INC.
303-695-1301
$8500.00 (Will Consider Offer)
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This dynamite blade (RXB.4) is from the Rhonda Beck collection. The banded rock has been identified as Harrison County chert, a stone type used in Adena blade production in the Ohio Valley area in the northeastern quadrant of the U.S. Dating c.4000-2500 B.P., and measuring 6 1/2" in length and 1 15/16" at its maximum width, the gracefully shaped knife is intact with virtually no damage....as close to a 10 as one would hope to find. Cal Howard, who authenticated the blade, said it was o ...click for details
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