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Twelve Louisiana Artifacts, Heflin Group A
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Pre 1492 item# 471973 (stock# AXH.NAI.A)
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Each of the twelve individually priced prehistoric Indian artifacts in this group (AXH66.4, 5, 8, 10, 13, 21, 25, 26, 34, 36, 41, and 44) were once attached to a frame with Elmer’s glue that had been assembled from finds in Louisiana made by the late Dr. Allen Heflin. Included in the group are what I believe to be the following point types: Boggy River Type II, Burkett, Evans, Gary, Marcos, Midland, and Savannah River. Heflin marked all of the points on one side in black ink with the provenance, ...click for details
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Twelve Perishable Artifacts, Heflin Group E
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Pre 1492 item# 675179 (stock# AXH.NAI.E)
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Each of the twelve individually priced prehistoric Indian artifacts in this group (AXH231.2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 14, 19, 35, 47 & 52; AXH2755 and 2865) was found in various western and southern states (NV, NM, LA and AR) by the late Dr. Allen Heflin. Included in this inexpensive group are: bone awls, parched corn kernels, possible Mississippian bear teeth, an antler tip flaking tool, cut bird bone, a drilled bone pendant, and what appears to be a bone ear plug. Each is attached to its own descripti ...click for details
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Twelve Louisiana Artifacts, Heflin Group C
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Pre 1492 item# 473552 (stock# AXH.NAI.C)
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Each of the twelve individually priced prehistoric Indian artifacts in this group (AXH66.7, 9, 12, 16-19, 23, 29, 32, 40 and 42) were all once attached to a frame with Elmer’s glue that had been assembled from finds in Louisiana made by the late Dr. Allen Heflin. Included in the group are the following point types: Big Sandy, Edgewood, Ellis, Evans, Gary, Lafayette, Marcos, Rice Lobbed, Sinner, and Table Rock. Heflin marked each of the points on one side in black ink with the provenance, and usu ...click for details
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Twelve Indian Artifact Lots: Tx, Nm, Az
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Pre 1492 item# 727874 (stock# LFG.NAI.A)
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Most of the pieces in this assorted group of artifacts (LFG 236, 483-490, and 1023-1026) were found by Lorenzo Gordon Fritz (1024 and 1026 are from old Kansas/Missouri collections), research anthropologist and former Southwestern Primitive Arts dealer, in the following areas: the Hillsboro and Leon River areas of Texas; Pima County, Arizona; and Dona Ana County, New Mexico. Mostly dating from the Paleo to the Late Archaic, the stone artifacts include atlatl points, knives, preforms, and a few dr ...click for details
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Twelve Great Basin Indian Artifacts: Ex Hladek
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Pre 1492 item# 770169 (stock# KJH.NAI.B)
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This group of individually priced Indian artifacts (KJH2, 3, 14, 35, 36, 39, 73, 79, 82 and 84) are all but one from the Great Basin area in the western U.S. The single Illinois point, a Raddatz, is from Ken’s personal collection, while the various obsidian points are from an old collection put together by one D. A. Hunter. Hunter found the points in the Lakes area of Oregon, with the series starting with KJH 2 and ending with KJH 39 all being from Crump Lake. Point types included in the group a ...click for details
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Tri-colored Mimbres Canteen
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Pre 1492 item# 809714 (stock# RLK.5)
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Though exhibiting a strong ‘polychrome’ appearance, this handsome, 7 ¼” tall, geometrically designed prehistoric Native American pot (RLK5) started off as a Mimbres black-on-white canteen dating c.975-1150AD, but when introduced into the ancient firing kiln, the black mineral paint oxidized resulting in the attractive brownish red variegations that appear in the contrasting black field. Competently restored after being found in the mid-20th century in the Mogollon sub-group area of the southwes ...click for details
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