This very nice semi translucent coral Newnan point was found near Fort Meade Florida in a small no named private creek that feeds into the Peace River. This point was found by me while shark tooth/fossil hunting. The light twist in it, is from its original maker/owner re-sharpening it. Very cool point and just a beautiful piece.
ABOUT 10″ BY 6″. AWESOME SMOOTHING PESTAL MULTI-TOOL STONE. Any major wear will be noted in description. We take a lot of pictures to show the condition. Sizes differ from era to era, so check the dimensions listed above and Please ask questions if you have any concerns before purchasing.
This incredible Alex West Native-American Figurine Doll, titled “Deer Stalker”, is a true collector’s item. With only 34 of 100 produced, this 18 doll is a rare find for any collector of Native American artifacts. Handmade in 1992 in Boulder, CO United States by Alex West Designs, this doll showcases the rich culture of Native American art. The doll’s provenance is not available, but it is certain that it was crafted with care and attention to detail. This doll is perfect for those who appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of Native American art and culture. It is a must-have for any collection of Native American dolls and kachinas.
Up for sale is this marvelous pair of Navajo concho silver earrings having on each earring three handcarved corncob with handmade silver hooks for pierced ears! Earrings measure about 2? Top to bottom. The earrings weigh around 13.0grams no marks but tested as sterling silver great addition to your collection Corn Symbolism. Naada?? a??’ (corn) is a primary staple of Diné (Navajo) life and a symbol of sustenance in Dinétah (the Diné homeland). It is one of four sacred plants given to the Diné and it provides both food and medicine. Eating corn can bring clear thoughts and new knowledge. Diné families prepare many dishes with it, including dried steamed corn, roasted corn, kneel-down bread, and blue-corn mush. In addition to sustaining the Diné physically, corn plays a central role in Diné spirituality. Sacred stories tell how the Diyin Dine’é (Holy People) created the first humans from corn. Ta? Dídi? I? N (yellow corn pollen), found on the tassels of each corn stalk, is collected and used widely in ceremonies, as a blessing, and is offered during prayer. Preparing a large roasted corn cake is an important part of Kinaaldá, the coming-of-age ceremony for girls. Corn, corn pollen, and the creation of humans and all things are at the core of the Hózho? O? Jí (Blessing Way).
This is a very rare and unique ancient Native American artifact. The effigy, story stone, features multiple faces and various creatures, making it a highly sought-after item for collectors. The provenance of this piece is hand-picked from a remote mountain creek in Northwest North Carolina, United States, and is believed to have originated from the Paleolithic Native culture. The artifact is handmade and showcases the Native American culture of the United States. It is a perfect addition to any collection of pre-1600 artifacts and is an excellent conversation piece for any collector. The item is perfect for those who appreciate the beauty and significance of Native American artifacts.
This exquisite piece of Native American folk art is a true rarity. The shadowbox features a stunning depiction of a chief/wolf design that is sure to impress any collector. The provenance of this item is not available, but it is clear that it has been crafted with great care and attention to detail. The shadowbox is made from wood and glass, and is an excellent addition to any collection of Native American art. It is perfect for display in any room, and is sure to be a conversation starter. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this unique and beautiful piece of art. There is some glare in pictures from the glass. Any questions please ask.
Here are for the sale the very rare good luck pin, chain, and “SMC” pin. It is marked 14K, tested with the KEE gold tester as 14K gold, but does not feel like gold. There is a small purple cab stone amethyst? In the center of the pin. According to Wikipedia the swastika is an ancient religious and cultural symbol, predominantly in various. Eurasian, as well as some African and American cultures. The weight of swastika pin only is around 0.8 grams. The “SMC” pin and chain are not weighted. NOTE: the product in the picture(s) may appear larger than actual one. 100% Satisfaction guarantee that the item is original and meets the description and provided picture(s). Please review them carefully before purchasing it. I have more jewelry for sale. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you might have. Thank you for looking.
Have owned this canteen for more than 30 year’s. It is exactly as the day I bought it I never cleaned it as I didn’t want to mess the original patina up. I leave any cleaning up to the new owner. It’s from an estate sale in the. This exquisite antique metal and Rawhide Stitched canteen said to have been used in the revolutionary war in that area of Virginia. 8″ Diameter 3 1/2″ wide. Great shape for it’s age. This rare find is a must-have for collectors of rustic antiquities, and makes it an ideal addition to any home decor. The piece, in its original condition, is a unique piece of the creativity and craftsmanship of a bygone era. See pictures as they are part of the description. Don’t miss this rare piece.
Very Rare actual Native American boat stone Artifact. Found in Southeastern NC among other artifacts. Boat has a bow and a stern and sails. Brown body with smooth feel. Doesn’t feel like sandstone. But sail has green stone that does feel gritty like. When looking closely at bottom of boat and sail, it seems the entire boat seems to be made from a white stone then this brown and green was applied. Really hard and weighty stone. Could be a ceremonial piece or enjoyment. Measure 3-3/4″ high x 4-3/4″ long x 1-1/2 thick. Heavy and Weight is 1.13 pound.
