Paleoworld Connection

JERRY & SANDY SHERMAN Paleoworld Connection 2029 Iroquois Trail Columbus, IN  47203

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OLD WORLD NEOLITHIC - BLADES & POINTS

	12\03\08	K48. Huge uniface Neolithic keeled blade, 7 1\2" (19cm), found Wild Street, Beck Row, Suffolk, Great Britain, rich coffee brown on the flat side and mottled tan on the keel side, ex-Rob de Ruiter and F. S. Clark collections, rare in this size and a real monster of a blade from my personal collection, $125.
	06\29\08	K49. Uniface dagger\knife, 8 1/8" L x 1 13\16" W x 13\16" T, found Tenere, Niger by Thomas Le Tallec (purchased from finder), off white quartzite with light desert polish and patina, very ergonomic, large with excellent workmanship, from my personal collection, $250.
	06\29\08	K49a. Other side (uniface) of the above.
	06\29\08	K49b. Side view of the above.
	01/15/08	K50. HOLD  Point or knife, 4 7/8" L x 7/8" W, Holy Land (Israel, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon), mottled tan\brown\gray, made on a prismatic blade, serrated edges, from my personal collection, $95.
	01/15/08	K51. Blade, 3 3/16", Syria, glossy brown flint, nice edge work, $35.
	01/15/08	K52. HOLD  Blade, 3 1/4", Syria, glossy brown flint, nice edge work, $35.
	09/292007	K53.  Danish Neolithic crested/tri-sided blade, 5 3/16", Denmark, most likely gray flint with a glorious red and orange patina, Single Grave Culture, well made with good size, RARE, $59.
	09/292007	K54. Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Aerteboelle-Ellerbeck blade, just a hair under 4", Denmark, grayish-tan flint with a milky white patina, approximately 5,000 B.P., excellent example with good size, $29
	09/292007	K55. Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Aerteboelle-Ellerbeck blade, 4 1/8", Denmark, grayish-tan flint with a milky white patina, approximately 5,000 B.P., excellent example with good size, $25
	09/292007	K56. Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Aerteboelle-Ellerbeck blade, 3 1/16"", Denmark, grayish-tan flint with a beautiful orange patina, approximately 5,000 B.P., excellent example, thin and well made, $20
	09/292007	K57. Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Aerteboelle-Ellerbeck blade, 3 1/16", Denmark,brown flint with a milky blue-white seawater patina, approximately 5,000 B.P., excellent example thin, well made and still very sharp, $20.
	09/292007	K58. Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Aerteboelle-Ellerbeck blade, 3 1/4", Denmark, grayish-tan flint, approximately 5,000 B.P., excellent example,thin, well made, and still sharp, $20
	09/292007	K59. Neolithic blade, 3 3/16", Sealand, East Denmark, mottled gay and tan flint, very thin and well made, very nice, $20
	09/292007	K60. Neolithic blade, 2 13/16", Denmark, tan flint with white patina, thin and very well made, fine edge work on cutting edge, $16
	09/292007	K61. Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic Aerteboelle-Ellerbeck blade/burin, 2 13/16", Denmark, brown flint with a creamy tan patina, approximately 5,000 B.P., nice well made example, $20
	11/03/06	K62. HOLD (DS) Danish spear point, 5 3/8", found near Randers, Jutland, Denmark, mottled green, tan, and gray flint, Neolithic Funnel-Beaker Culture I (Dolmen Period), 4,000-3,400 BC, OA Hixenbaugh Ancient Art, ex-Richard Britton collection, $495.
	11/03/06	K62A. Other side of the above.
	11/03/06	K63. Egyptian Pre-Dynastic projectile point, 3 7/8", Egypt, pretty tan flint, Naqada Period, ca. 4000-3000 BC, COA Hixenbaugh Ancient Art, " The Naqada Period is named for the site of Naqada in upper Egypt where Flinders Petrie excavated more than 3,000 graves in 1892. Stone tools are relatively rare among the grave goods found in Naqada I (Amratian) and Naqada II (Gerzean) graves, though when found, they tend to be of very fine quality. By the Naqada II Period (ca. 3,500-3,200 BC) the Egyptians began to exploit a wide variety of stone, including limestone, brescia, alabaster, serpentine, diorite, and basalt. By the Naqada III Period copper metallurgy had been discovered and flint tool and weapon manufacture ceased." Ex- Richard Britton and Rene Leon Boislevin of Paris collections.very ,very nice artifact with great size and workmanship, Scarce and fine, $425.
	11/03/06	K63a. Other side of the above.
	11/03/06	K64. HOLD (DS) Egyptian Pre-Dynastic knife, 4 5/8" L x 1 9/16" W, Egypt, glossy brown flint, Naqada Period, ca. 4000-3000 BC, COA Hixenbaugh Ancient Art, " The Naqada Period is named for the site of Naqada in upper Egypt where Flinders Petrie excavated more than 3,000 graves in 1892. Stone tools are relatively rare among the grave goods found in Naqada I (Amratian) and Naqada II (Gerzean) graves, though when found, they tend to be of very fine quality. By the Naqada II Period (ca. 3,500-3,200 BC) the Egyptians began to exploit a wide variety of stone, including limestone, brescia, alabaster, serpentine, diorite, and basalt. By the Naqada III Period copper metallurgy had been discovered and flint tool and weapon manufacture ceased." Ex- Richard Britton and Rene Leon Boislevin of Paris collections.very ,very nice artifact with great size and workmanship, $525.
	11/03/06	K64a.Other side of the above.
	10/21/05	K65. Backed knife, 5 3/8" L x 1 1/2" W, St. Geestruid, Netherlands, banded gray flint, big with killer workmanship on the back of the blade, from my personal collection, $135.
	10/21/05	K65a. Edge view of the above.
	06/13/04	K66. SOLD Unusual knife, 4 3/8", Denmark, gray and tan flint, beautiful material and super workmanship, lens shaped cross-section with a robust and well made handle making it a very effective tool, $295.
	07/14/02	K75. Bi-pointed backed knife, 3 5/16", Fayoum, Egypt, mottled gray, interesting retouch along blade edges, a fine example of a ancient cutting tool, $59.
	04/01/02	K78. Biface knife/point, 3 3/8", Spiennes, Belgium, gray flint. A big heavy-duty knife or point from a site known for its flint mines, ex-Dominic Hootele collection, $25.
	08/06/00	K86. SOLD Uniface blade, 1 3/4", Afghanistan, patinated glossy tan, $15.
	08/06/00	K87. SOLD Uniface blade, 1 1/2", Afghanistan, patinated glossy tan, $15.
	08/06/00	K89. SOLD Uniface blade/point, 1 5/16", Afghanistan, maroon with gray stripes, very thin, $15.

Paleoworld Connection

JERRY & SANDY SHERMAN Paleoworld Connection 2029 Iroquois Trail Columbus, IN  47203

TO ORDER BY PHONE CALL: (812) 314-2236

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