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- Item: SB118 Papered TOM DAVIS COA
- Description: Ohio Banded Slate Pendant G-8 - Here is a Beautiful Black and Gray Banded Slate Pendant from Ohio. It has great banding on one side (see photos). It would be hard to find one more pleasing to the eye. Comes with a Tom Davis COA grading it a G-8. Ex- B. Tyree
- Size: 5 5/8 x 1 15/16 inches
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- Item: SB109 Priced to SELL
- Description: Beautiful Banded Slate Pick Banner Stone - Here is a beautiful Green Banded Slate "Pick" Banner stone from Clinton County, Indiana. It is well patinated and shows usage wear (see photos). It has great symmetry and form. Comes with a Jackson COA dated 2/20/2006. This is a fine Banner stone. It is a "No Brainer" even for someone who doesn't know their slate. Well worth the money. Ex- Bill Buck, Ex- Mark Smith, Ex- Phil Mize
- Size: 3 7/8 x 1 1/8 priced to sell !
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- Item: SB120 * NEW * Ex- Charlie Long Collection Tom Davis COA
- Description: Banded Slate Bi-Concave Gorget - Here is a Beautiful Bi-Concave Gorget made of a beautiful piece of Gray/Green Banded Slate. It has very nice symmetry and form. This piece is a pleasure to hold. Recently from the Charlie Long collection, Georgetown, KY. This Gorget comes with a Tom Davis COA grading it a G-8. Ex- Charlie Long, Ex- Chris Caldwell, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 3 5/8 x 2 inches & 5/16's at the thickest
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- Item: SB121 * NEW *
Description: Banded Slate Banner Stone - This beautiful Panel Banner was found by Earl Morrison, Jr. in Harrison County, KY in 1970's. It is made of highly patinated Banded Slate. It has very nice shape and symmetry. (see photos) The banding of the slate is very nice. Ex- Monty Pennington
Size: 1 7/8 x 1 11/16 x 3/4 inches
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- Item: SB112
- Description: Bone or Antler Drilled Pendant - Here is a nice Pendant from KY. It is either bone or antler, and I believe antler. It has been shaped roughly in the shape of a bears tooth. It is drilled from both sides. It was found in Bath County, Kentucky. From our collection.
- Size: 2 7/16 x 1 1/8 inches
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- Item: SB117
- Description: Canal Coal or Slate Pendant - This Pendant was found in Boyle County, Kentucky near Junction City. It is made either of Canal Coal or Slate. It was worn as an ornament and drilled from one side with a "micro-drill". (see photos). You can see where the cord that strung it has elongated the hole through wear. (see photos). Many of these were used to represent claws or teeth. From our personal collection.
- Size: 1 1/4 x 1/2 inches
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- Item: SB119 * NEW *
Description: Slate Pendant - This Pendant was found in Kentucky. It is drilled from both sides. There is some ancient damage to one side. It is well polished. I purchased this at the 2007 AACA show. It is made of gray slate. On the back side, there appears to be a dimple below the drilled hole...... this is an impression where a small fossilized shell fell out and you can see the details of the shell. This is a nice budget priced Pendant. Ex- Kirk Haas, Ex- Monty Pennington
Size: 3 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches
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- Item: SB113
- Description: Green Slate Celt from Kentucky - This green Slate Celt was found in Madison County, Kentucky. It has a few dings (see photos), but slate Celts are hard to find. Ex- Jeff Mounts, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches
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- Item: SB114
- Description: Grooved Antler Billet or Hammer - Dug by Olie Miller in Robertson County, TN. This Grooved Billet is in excellent shape. Both ends are rounded, probably from the flint knapping process. Handled Billets were used as "knapping" hammers amount other things. These date from Archaic to Woodland times as Banner Stones, both stone and Antler were found in context with them.
- Size: 3 1/8 x 1 1/8 inches
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- Item: SB115
- Description: Grooved Antler Billet from Robertson County Tennessee - Found by Olie Miller in Robertson County, Tennessee. Both ends are rounded, probably from the flint knapping process. Handled Billets were used as "knapping" hammers amount other things. These date from Archaic to Woodland times as Banner Stones, both stone and Antler were found in context with them. This one has a stress crack (see photos).
- Size: 2 3/8 x 1 5/16 inches
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- Item: SB116
- Description: Grooved Antler Billet ( also drilled ) - Found by Olie Miller in Robertson County, TN., this grooved billet is also drilled on one end. Olie though that possibly it was also used as a handle for an awl. One end is rounded, probably from the flint knapping process. The other end has been rounded from use, then drilled. Handled Billets were used as "knapping" hammers amount other things. These date from Archaic to Woodland times as Banner Stones, both stone and Antler were found in context with them.
- Size: 2 9/16 x 1 inch
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