3 3/4" Broken and glued super colorful Etley

3 Items: 2 ½” Banded Slate Broken/Salvaged Hook Boatstone, 3 ¾” Banded Slate Pendant, Broken & glued thru hole Preble Co. Ohio – 3 3/8” Colorful Flint Blade, Ashland Co. Ohio

3 3/4" Super colorful Hopewell, Ex Fosterling, St Peters MO, J. Soenker

3 3/4" Colorful Etley found in Audrain County, Missouri by Rodney Gray. Very nice creek patination.

Nice example found at an estate sale. Small portion of the loop repaird.

2 3/4" Super Colorful Hematite Plummet, Motley COA, found in Vermillion Co Indiana by Stanley Razmos. Pictured in "Artifacts of the Midwest" pg 31

6 3/4" Super Colorful Sedalia Digger Adze, Saline CO MO

7 3/8” ¾ Groove Stone Axe, Marion Co. Iowa, Broken & Glued Bit, Ex. Ken Spoiler Coll. – age uncertain

3 ¾” x 2 ¼” Greenstone Aztec Llama or Paca – age uncertain, broken & glued

3 3/4" Popeyed Birdstone. Porphyry. Tail broken and glued. Ex-Burton/Teubner Estate.

4 3/4" Extremely Colorful Etley, Jefferson Co, Missouri

SMALL POTTERY JAR, 5" DIA 3 3/4" TALL, BROKEN AND GLUED SACK POT STYLE, NICE RIM DESIGN, SOUTH EAST MISSOURI, NORTHWEST ARKANSAS

5 1/4" colorful Burlington Etley St.Charles Co. MO Shawn Angelton broken and glued

5 3/4" x 3" Southwest Bowl. No Restoration. Broken and Glued. From the four Corner States, from the EX Tom Browner from Davenport, Iowa Collection

7 ¾” x 3 ¼” Irregular Shaped Black on Buff, Broken & Glued, some restoration

3 Pcs. Pottery 6 ¼” x 3 5/8” Broken & glued Black & White on red Tonto Basin Bowl, 3 5/8” x 2 3/8” Redware Olla, Arkansas and a 2 3/8” x 1 ¾” Ladle missing part of handle

Colorful 4 3/4" Etley. Cole Co, MO. Ex-Mechanicsburg Museum of Art. Well made. Rogers COA

Strap Handle Pot with Design, Broken and Glued, 6 3/4 x 3 1/8", AR

COLORFUL 4 3/4" PAYSON CHERT ETLEY FOUND IN MADISON COUNTY ILINOIS, GREAT COLOR AND AMAZING DEPOSITS

COLORFUL 2 3/4" SQUARE STEM ETLEY FOUND BY T. SMITH IN MARIES COUNTY MISSOURI, INDIAN ARROWHEAD, ARTIFACT

5 3/4" Cobbs Blade from Spencer co. Kentucky / Broken and glued

10 3/4" H. Olmec Figure. Rare standing expression with detailed face. Lots of porcelain like paint remains. Solid ceramic. Notes say broken and glued (not visible). Very rare. Circa 1000 BC. Pre-Colum

MASSIVE 9 3/4" EARLY HIXTON KNIFE, DICKEY COA, FOUND IN WALWORTH COUNTY WISCONSIN IN 1943 BY JOHN UTTER NEAR DELAVAN LANE, HUGE EXAMPLE THAT IS VERY THIN AND WELL FLAKED, BROKEN AND GLUED IN THE CENTE

10 3/4" H. Olmec Figure. Rare standing expression with detailed face. Lots of porcelain like paint remains. Solid ceramic. Notes say broken and glued (not visible). Very rare. Circa 1000 BC. Pre-Colum

1 3/4" JACKS REEF PENTAGONAL FOUND IN BENTON/HUMPHREYS COUNTY TENNESSEE, EX SIMMS COLLECTION, BROKEN AND GLUED, NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARROWHEAD