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Paleo indian stone tomahawk and obsidian spear head

Sold at 6000 $

Stone axe head in pristine condition 4 inches in length. recovered in north eastern lake. obsidian spear head from montana.

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Ancient native american / indian grooved stone axe head artifact (mcqueen and ocotillo)

Sold at 125 $

Ancient 5 inch full grooved native american / indian stone axe head. (anasazi / hohokam / mimbres period?) found by my grandfather in the 50's in one of his fields (ne arizona) artifact, prehistoric, antique, old, ancient, relic,...

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Indian arrowhead and stone tool collection (hunt valley, md)

Sold at 250 $

I bought this collection 34 years ago from an old guy whose father collected them all his life, so this is a very old collection. i myself am getting older now and it's time for someone else to enjoy them. authenticity is guaranteed ....

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Wanted: info on stone axe head

Interested in hearing from anyone who knows about early southwest artifacts. this axe head is 5" long and weighs 2 pounds.

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Stone tomahawk hammer axe head (east mesa)

Sold at 50 $

Selling large stone tomahawk axe / hammer head for $50. approx. 5" in length, pretty good condition for its age. please call or text russ at ***

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Stone axe head/ native artifact

Sold at 1100 $

In great condition. not completely sure about the dating but earlier than flint tools from what i've researched.

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Native american artifacts stone axe head and celt stone (oxford)

Sold at 300 $

I have two very fine pieces of history. indian native american artifacts. the first piece is a grooved stone axe head and the second piece is a black stone celt tool very nice shape. these are authentic stones. $300 for both. if...

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Indian axe head stone (redlands)

Sold at 100 $

4 ins x 2 1/2ins axe head or shaft strainer made of stone, found in waterman canyon 2011, san bernardino, ca.

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Stone axe head (chicopee)

Sold at 125 $

Found a long time ago at a job site while surveying in the lower connecticut river / pioneer valley. probably native american but not sure. unfortunately it is split in two but the break is clean and probably could be easily fixed or ......

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