American

Stone Tomahawk Axe Head.  This native American axe head was found in Harriton County, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Made from stone. Size 6″ x 3″ x 1 1/4″ inches. Dated 8,000 – 5,000 BC.   This is what is known as a full groove head. The groove to hold the handle was carved all the way around the axe head. …

Arrowhead Abrader Sharpener.  This abrader arrowhead sharpener was found in Scioto County, Ohio, U.S.A. Made from stone. Size 2″ x 1 1/2″ x 3/4″ inches Dated 10,000 – 1,000 BC. The image (left) is of the underside of the abrader.

Native American Indian Paint Pot.  Found in Ohio, U.S.A.   Made from banded slate. Size 1 1/2″ x 3/4 inches. Dated 2,000 – 1,000 BC.   This is a small finger pot for applying facial paint etc. The image (left) is the underside of the pot.

Teotihuacan God Figure.  Mexican Pre-Columbian period. Made from baked clay. Dated 200 – 800 AD. Size 2 1/2″” x 1 1/2″ inches.

Teotihuacan Head.  Mexican Pre-Columbian period. Made from baked clay. Dated 200 – 800 AD. Size 1 1/2″” x 1 1/2″ inches.

Teotihuacan Head.  Mexican Pre-Columbian period. Made from baked clay. Dated 200 – 800 AD. Size 1 1/2″” x 1 1/2″ inches.

Teotihuacan Head.  Mexican Pre-Columbian period. Made from baked clay. Dated 200 – 800 AD. Size 1 1/2″” x 1 1/2″ inches.

Old Eskimo Harpoon Tip. Bering Sea Culture.  Made from bone. Size 2 1/2″ inches. Dated 200 BC – 500 AD. The harpoon tip would be inserted onto a long shaft. A piece of sinew or cord would be threaded through the slit in the Harpoon tip, when pushed through into the animals body the tip would remain in the animal …

Old Eskimo Hook. Bering Sea Culture.  Made from bone or antler (partially fossilised). Size 3″ inches. Dated 200 BC – 500 AD. The harpoon tip would be inserted onto a long shaft. A piece of sinew or cord would be threaded through the slit in the Harpoon tip, when pushed through into the animals body the tip would remain in …

Old Eskimo Harpoon Tip. Bering Sea Culture.  Made from wood (partially fossilised). Size 4″ inches. Dated 200 BC – 500 AD. The harpoon tip would be inserted onto a long shaft. A piece of sinew or cord would be threaded through the slit in the Harpoon tip, when pushed through into the animals body the tip would remain in the …