Authentic uni-faced single barbed war club made of fossilized conglomerate RARE

Offering from my private collection recovered on my property in Antrim county Michigan. I have been a part time archaeologist for over 50 years. Authentic uni-faced single barbed war club made of fossilized conglomerate RARE!! This head is hafted in center and unifaced double pointed very old type. Recovered camp site # 3. Head size : 8 1/2” x 5 1/4′. Head weight : 4 lb 10 oz. Counter balance weight : 2 lb 4oz. Material : brown fossilized with dark brown inclusions medium to high polish from use. Artifacts may have mineral staining or deposits from ground exposure on them. See photos attached, any question please message me. Artifacts are from a very primitive culture of people call Assugun tribe. In the Algonquin language means Bone people.

Extremely Rare Native American 5 Hole Stone Gorget

This museum-quality gorget is a fine-grained sandstone breastplate symbolizing rank or authority and worn at the breast by suspension from the neck; it is usually rectangular or ovoid, flat and two-holed so that it will hang horizontally. The artisan who carved this large and extremely rare quadrilateral, five-hole gorget evidently intended to create a truly unique symbol; there are four evenly-spaced drilled perforations of equal size, a fifth, much larger medial perforation and all edges have been rounded. 5″ x 3.25″ x. 5 and in excellent condition. Recovered from Waterloo County in eastern Canada, near Niagara Falls, and previously number “56” in the Bates Collection, painted in red on one edge. Is attributed to the Eastern Woodlands culture. If not to U.

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Authentic uni-faced single barbed war club made of fossilized conglomerate RARE

Extremely Rare Native American 5 Hole Stone Gorget

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