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- Item: SB187 *NEW*
- Description: Drilled Canine's Tooth Pendant -
From a site in Clark County, Kentucky. Most Likely Wolf or Fox.
- Size: 1 x 1/4 inches
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- Item: SB184 *NEW*
- Description: Banded Slate Bar Banner Stone -
Clark County, Kentucky
- Size: 3 7/16 x 1 1/16 x 1 inches
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- Item: SB175 *NEW* TOM DAVIS COA
- Description: Banded Slate Pendant - This Very Nice Pendant was found in Ohio. It is made of Banded Slate. It is drilled once in the center. It comes with a Tom Davis COA. This Piece is from the John Gibson Collection of Madison County, KY. John has been an avid hunter and collector of Prehistoric Artifacts for many years. He is a good friend and one of the founding members of the Appalachian Foothills Artifact Collectors Association. Ex- John Gibson Collection, Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington
- Size: 4 x 1 3/8 inches
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- Item: PT116 *NEW*
- Description: Clay Pottery Disk - Some believe
these to be unfinished Clay Gorgets. The Caddo peoples DID make
and engrave clay gorgets and most were then drilled for suspension.
As this one appears to have Ochre staining, they may also have been
shallow paint pallets. Others suggest Water bottle caps, but I do
not think that the "cupped" design would have been necessary for this.
Southeastern, KY
- Size: 3 inches diameter x 7/16 inches deep
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- Item: SB186 *NEW*
- Description: Prehistoric Bears Tooth -
Found on a site in Barren County, Kentucky
- Size: 2 15/16 x 13/16 inches
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- Item: SB166
- Description: Feurt Village Awl or Needle - This Bone Needle/Awl is highly polished. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 4 1/4 inches in length
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- Item: SB161
- Description: Feurt Village Drilled Antler Handle - The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 4 5/8 x 1 1/2 inches
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- Item: SB167
- Description: Feurt Village Trigger Awl - Here is a nice Bone Trigger Awl that was found on the Feurt Village Site, Scioto County, Ohio. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 5 3/8 inches in length
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- Item: SB168
- Description: Feurt Village Trigger Awl - Here is a nice Bone Trigger Awl that was found on the Feurt Village Site, Scioto County, Ohio. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 4 7/8 inches in length
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- Item: SB169
- Description: Feurt Village Bone Awl or Hairpin - Here is a nice Bone Hair Pin that was found on the Feurt Village Site, Scioto County, Ohio. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 9 inches in length
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- Item: SB170
- Description: Feurt Village Trigger Awl - Here is a nice Bone Trigger Awl that was found on the Feurt Village Site, Scioto County, Ohio. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 4 5/8 inches in length
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- Item: SB171
- Description: Feurt Village Combination Chisel and Gouge - This is a very nice combination tool that was found on the Feurt Village Site, Scioto County, Ohio. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 7 3/4 inches in length
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- Item: SB129
Fort Ancient Feurt Village Site
- Description: Feurt Village Antler Gouge or Chisel - Here is an Antler Chisel or Gauge that was found on the Feurt Village Site, Scioto County, Ohio. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection.
- Size: 6 1/2 x 1 inches
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- Item: PT117 *NEW*
- Description: Mississippian Pottery Disk -
Some believe these to be unfinished Clay Gorgets. The Caddo
peoples DID make and engrave clay gorgets and most were then drilled for
suspension. They may also be shallow paint pallets. Others suggest
Water bottle caps, but I do not think that the "cupped" design would
have been necessary for this. Southwestern, KY.
- Size: 3 5/16 inches diameter x 1/2 inches deep
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- Item: SB125
Fort Ancient
- Description: Kentucky Exhausted Beamer salvaged into Chisel - This nice Bone Chisel or Gouge was made from a salvaged Beamer. Beamers were made from the leg bone of deer and elk and used to scrape hides over a smooth surface such as a log. Eventually they wore in to. This Beamer was found in Owsley County, Kentucky. One half of the original beamer was then shaped and used as a chisel or gouge. A very nice bone artifact and highly desirable. Ex- Tom Davis, Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection.
- Size: 4 3/4 x 1 5/16 x 1 1/4 inches
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- Item: SB156
- Description: Feurt Village bone awl or needle - This is a very fine polished needle or awl. The Feurt Village Site is situated about five miles north of the city of Portsmouth, Ohio on the east side of the Scioto River. The land was once part of the estate of Mr. William C. Feurt, hence the name. Ex- Tom Davis, Monty & Jewdy Pennington's personal collection
- Size: 3 3/16 inches in length
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