100+pc North American Indigenous Lithic Tools and Fragments Collection
A collection of three-hundred seventeen lithic artifacts, likely originating from North American Indigenous cultures of the Woodland and Archaic periods. The assortment includes a variety of projectile points, scrapers, and bifacial preforms manufactured from rhyolite, quartz, quartzite, chert, and argillite. The pieces exhibit characteristic percussion and pressure flaking techniques, with colors ranging from cream and gray to mottled pink and charcoal. These tools display significant surface weathering, mineral patination, and evidence of use-wear including edge rounding and step-fractures.
Dimensions: 3.25"W x 1.75"H
Weight: 7.86 lbs
Condition: Good.
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A collection of three-hundred seventeen lithic artifacts, likely originating from North American Indigenous cultures of the Woodland and Archaic periods. The assortment includes a variety of projectile points, scrapers, and bifacial preforms manufactured from rhyolite, quartz, quartzite, chert, and argillite. The pieces exhibit characteristic percussion and pressure flaking techniques, with colors ranging from cream and gray to mottled pink and charcoal. These tools display significant surface weathering, mineral patination, and evidence of use-wear including edge rounding and step-fractures.
Dimensions: 3.25"W x 1.75"H
Weight: 7.86 lbs
Condition: Good.