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Loafstone 804. 1-15/16” x 15/16”. Made of exotic translucent purple Flourite. Grooved-type loafstone. Symmetrical and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson. 

 Gorget 553. 2-7/8" x 1-3/4". Very rare Adena Bi-Concave Gorget made of Sandstone. The only one I recall ever seeing that was made of sandstone. Found in Scioto County Ohio. Perfect G-10 condition. Ex-Jim Dressler collection. Earthworks Artifacts COA. $800.

Cone 108. 1-1/2” x 7/8”. Made of exotic translucent green Flourite. Made slightly asymmetrical with a flat top and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson. Please Call.

Celt 564. 3” x 2-1/16". Made of reddish-brown hematite. Perfect bit – pretty much perfect overall. Found in Washington Co., Ohio.  $350.

Wing Bannerstone 790. 4-1/2” x 2-1/8". Restored wing tip. Dark green slate. Found in Ottowa Co., Ohio. Ex-Palmer collection. Davis COA. $600.

Bannerstone 202 (Shuttle type). 4-5/16” x 2-1/16”. Made of blue/green and white banded slate, heavily patinated. Archaic, early shuttle type Bannerstone, circa 5000 BC. Has a few plow scars but is intact, complete, fully drilled, and was purchased directly from the finder. Found in 1994 in Butler County, Ohio. A detailed letter and a photo of the finder are included. Earthworks COA. $1500.

Celt 566 (Trophy type). Very large, 6-3/4” x 3-3/4” RARE Trophy Celt made of black and tan speckled granite. This celt was not manufactured to be used and is “squared-off” on all sides (hard to tell from photo), especially noticeable on the bit and poll. Great condition with no use-wear and partial polish on both sides. A very rare and unusual hardstone artifact. Found in Highland County, Ohio. Davis COA (G-9). $850.

 
   
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