hello everyone im pam and i got this collection for my sons from a very good friend of mine that i took care of for many years for there college fund i dont really have a clue about them just that he found them where he lived on the golf coast in aripekia fl in a small indian fishing village he lived there 1940s till 2000s [where found them over the years
I found a small black rectangular stone by the New River in West Va. It has near perfect right angles and made from a dense, black stone. It's very smooth (may have been in river at one time), fits the hand nicely. What is this?
Hey Guys 'n Gals - I'm still around. Been real busy catch'n up on work etc. Also, a real set back, had both computers go down just after the Grandkids left. HUM!! Anyway some kinda virus on both that took out the hard drives. We're back but minus some $$$. We never seem to have these problems until someone visits??? Went hunting again but still haven't found anything. Guess my haunts are drying up and I need to get some newer hunting grounds. Still playing around with these new gimmicks on AH.com. Can't accepty new friend requests and not sure how I go about it. Oh, Well, Andrew will figure it out eventually!!! ---Chuck
Here's how it works. Museums do carry authentic and very valuable artifacts. But normally when they sell something, it's not these that they part with. Museums are rarely heavily funded, therefore can't afford to buy the better things. They will go for copies and display those. What you bought, the shield and jawbone club, are copies. They are worth, together, about what you paid, or less.
hello everyone im pam and i got this collection for my sons from a very good friend of mine that i took care of for many years for there college fund i dont really have a clue about them just that he found them where he lived on the golf coast in aripekia fl in a small indian fishing village he lived there 1940s till 2000s [where found them over the years 
