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Parman: (NW1) This is truly one of the finest Parman blades I have ever seen. This was found in the 50's at Fort Rock, Oregon. The Parman blade is Early Archaic, around 10,500 to 9,000 years old. This relic has A Bill Jackson C.O.A.. It's made from a translucent Chalcedony material. When held to the light, you can see a mossy looking interior. This fine artifact is 4 and 13/16ths inches long. That's just 3/16ths shy of 5 inches. There is a lightning streak of quartz vein running through the tip area that almost looks like it was broken and glued. But it is a quartz vein and I will send an extreme close up to anyone who would like to see it. Notice the slightly notched areas on the end of each barb. This was probably to help with hafting and would indicate to me that this is a first stage Parman. SOLD
Salvaged Gorget Pendant: This artifact was found in the Fort Rock area of Oregon in the 50's. It's part of the old Warren Syring Collection. This Gorget is made from very hard stone material that has layers. These layers gave it the two-tone effect as it was smoothed down. It comes with a C.O.A. from Jackson Galleries. SOLD
Modoc Shell Pendants: This is a small group of Modoc Shell Pendants made from Abaloni. These are from the Coastal area of Northern California and were found back in the 50's. They are stable and are not crumbling. However, they are very fragile and need loving care. Price is $30.00
Calapooya Bird Point: This is a very fine example of the Serrated Calapooya point. They come in many styles and shapes but this is the classic. This particular one was fount on Mount Shasta in Northern California Back in the 1940's. Price is $30.00
Knife Form:(NW7) Columbia River gem. Beautiful material. Kind of a deep deep red jasper looking color with yellow banding.SOLD