"Black Friday" November 2023 Timed Auction

This lot has two hammerstones. One is 2.5 in the other 2.75 in. in diameter. Hammerstones are one of the earliest tools known to man. Uses included st

These are two examples of knives found in Kay County, Oklahoma. One at 4.5 in. /114 mm and has mass in the center; the other at 5 in./ 127 mm and cons

This lot hold eight artifacts from Mayes County, Oklahoma. There are three choppers from 3 in. to 5 in. (76 mm to 127 mm); each piece shows one edge s

This group has artifacts and points from the handle of Oklahoma, Ford,Texas, and Kay Counties. There is a version of an Eden point but smaller at 1.5

This double-bitted axe is 3.25 in/ 89 mm and weighs 4 oz. It is percussion flaked at the waist. Found in Kay County, Oklahoma. From the Bracken colle

This stemmed hoe is similar to the double-bitted axe from Kay County, Oklahoma is 5 in./ 127mm and weighs 5 oz. It has a wide edge on one end and a mo

This stone tool is from Kay County, Ok. and took some insight to work to completion. The stone is somewhat tapered naturally with some loss of materia

There are over 25 + pieces of points and pottery in this lot. There are seven pieces of pottery from Sioux Passage, Florissant, St. Louis, Missouri. P

This riker box contains artifacts recovered from a pueblo on private property in Bug Point, Utah. The box displays bone fragments sharpened to a point

This cream colored bicave stone is 4 in./102 mm in diameter with a concave depression on each side and weighs 1 lb 12 oz. Sometimes called discoidal,

This lot of five bicave stones have not been identified for location found. They vary in size from 1.5 in. to 3 in.in diameter. Several show wear and

These three bicave stones are from Missouri (1) at 2.5 in/ 64 mm (2) from Jackson County, Illinois at 1.5 in./ 38 mm (3) from Lee County, Ill. at 2.25

This celt stone is 6 in. in length at 1 lb. 7 oz. The exterior has been polished to shape with a fracture at one end due to hard usage. Identified as

These three celt stones are two from Ohio and one from Oklahoma. The celt is a smaller version of the double-bitted axe and without a groove. 1) 3.75

This double-bitted axe is 4.25 in/ 108 mm in length and over 7 oz. There is no identification on this piece however the stone is from Oklahoma. The sh

This double-bitted axe stone is 4.25 in/ 108 mm and weighs 12 oz. The stone is unidentified from the Bracken collection. The shape follows the bowtie

This double-bitted axe is 5 in./ 127 mm and 10 oz. The shape is rectangular and heavy in the waist. One end is straight edged while the other side is

This grooved axe is a single specimen at 6 in. / 152 mm it weighs 2 lbs 15 oz. and is 3/4 grooved. A spectacular specimen due to its heft, a polished

This lot has two celt stones; the first is 3.5 in at 4 oz. marked with a tag from a collection in N. Kingstown Rhode Island. The second celt is a dark

This stone is rounded and has been made for use as a game piece or ball. About 2 in. diameter with beautiful coloration. From the Bracken collection.