Amazing Display of Mixed Shell Beads and More Rare Antique group

The product is a rare antique group that includes mixed shell beads and other unique items originating from the United States. With a focus on Native American culture, this collection offers a glimpse into the rich history and craftsmanship of indigenous tribes. Perfect for collectors interested in artifacts from the 19th to early 20th centuries, this display showcases the artistry and traditions of Native American communities in the United States.

2 Amazing Native American Indian Bone Awl Daggers with Incredible Engraving RARE

Here I have 2 bone awls/daggers. Some call them hair pins but I don’t think that’s what they are. The engraving on these are some of the best I’ve ever seen. From research and speaking to artifact dealers these are top notch and super rare. If you want additional photos please reach out.

25 Amazing Historical Photos From Native American People

30 Amazing And Rare Restored Photos Of Native Americans In The 1900s

AMAZING! Native American Stone Reliquary Ca. 1000CE. ARKANSAS FIND. RARE

Native American Stone Reliquary Ca. With a large group of “chip hatchets” known to date to the early Mississippian era, about. 1500 years ago, lasting for a thousand years. So they were found in one area by a farmer. And that’s how I have dated this. To say it’s rare is an understatement. It’s the only one I’ve ever seen. Would have been for preserving the venerated objects associated with tribal. Elder, perhaps a parent, or an ancestor. What would the contents have been? Conjecture: Beads, feathers, possibly hair or bones. One thing for sure: It’s real. It was part of a group that also included small. Paint pots and pottery. And everything was 100%. Size: (irregular) 5 1/2 inches across. 3 1/2 inches deep. Width of walls vary. About 3 1/2 inches plus or minus. CONDITION: Apparently damaged during find. The upper edge has. Significant loss along one side. Another has had two chips recovered. And glued back as shown. Note the “ruts” on the exterior of three sides. The inside opening is clearly hand worked as the incised striations caused. By a grinding stone are evident. The bottom is covered with a thin piece of deerskin. Put there to make it safe to display on wood or glass (by the original owner).