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Prehistoric Stone Tool Implements (8) [153097]

Currency:USD Category:American Indian Art Start Price:250.00 USD Estimated At:500.00 - 1,000.00 USD
Prehistoric Stone Tool Implements (8) [153097]
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1,500.00USDto i***********w+ buyer's premium (330.00)
This item SOLD at 2022 Aug 27 @ 11:20UTC-7 : PDT/MST
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This lot contains eight tools or implements. There is a red slate slab with one bi-concave perforation at 4 in./ 103 mm found near Hiawatha, Kansas. There is a small flat gray slate about 1.25 in./ 32 mm with one concave perf. from Wisconsin. An interesting concave or cup stone at 2 in./51 mm in diameter, concave on both sides from Macon County, Missouri, purpose unknown. A flat piece of slate 3.75 in./ 95 mm with one bi-concave perf. from Pike Co., Illinois. There is a stone tool in the shape of a stone axe of granite, center drilled and recessed both sides from Clay Co., Ill. 4.25 in/ 108 mm by 3 in. /71 mm. A very dense flat tool from Pike Co., Ill. 3.25 in./ 83 mm marked Hematite. This stone is heavy to the grasp and may have been used as a healing stone to reduce inflammation and pain. The stone shows signs of use and handling. A flat piece of light colored shale has three bi-concave perfs. from Pike Co., Missouri; 3. 5 in./ 89 mm. The last piece is flat slate at 3.25 in./ 83 mm. found in Tennessee. From the Gary Bracken collection. (ref. Prehistoric Implements, Behnken, 1983, pp.222-224.)Please see photos for details.

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Provenance: Gary Bracken Collection