4 5/8" Bar Type Birdstone. Dekalb County, Indiana. Well pictured and documented. Excellent pedigree.
4 5/8" Bar Type Birdstone. It has a crude neck, a round back ridge, long bulky head and a short fantail. It is a rich brown by weathering. Dekalb Co. IN. Pictured in Birdstones of North American Indian, by Earl Townsend, 1959, 500-501. Figure C, Plate 196, and Ohio Archaeologists, Volume 28, number 4, Fall 1978, page 17. Plus pictured in Central states Archaeological Journal, Volume 31, Number 3, July 1984, page 135. Formerly in the collections of Judge Claude U. Stone, Dr. T. Hugh Young, Cameron Parks, and Richard Q Bourn, Sr. and Jr.
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4 5/8" Bar Type Birdstone. It has a crude neck, a round back ridge, long bulky head and a short fantail. It is a rich brown by weathering. Dekalb Co. IN. Pictured in Birdstones of North American Indian, by Earl Townsend, 1959, 500-501. Figure C, Plate 196, and Ohio Archaeologists, Volume 28, number 4, Fall 1978, page 17. Plus pictured in Central states Archaeological Journal, Volume 31, Number 3, July 1984, page 135. Formerly in the collections of Judge Claude U. Stone, Dr. T. Hugh Young, Cameron Parks, and Richard Q Bourn, Sr. and Jr.
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