The Best of This Site

Sloan Dalton - 3-1/4"


A 2-7/8" Classic Dalton made of black quartzite


One of my favorites - A superb, shoulderless Scottsbluff Type I - 2-7/8"


Andice - 2-3/4" x 1-7/8"


Boat Stone. Rare by almost anyone's standards.
Possibly used as an Atl-atl weight. 2-5/8"x1"x1/2"


Ensors. Longest - 2-1/4"


Montell - 2-15/16"


Cossatot 2-1/2"


Corner Tang Knife - 2-11/16"


Haraheys or Four Beveled Knives. The top one is my largest piece at 6-3/8"


Marshall - 4-5/8"


Hays - 1-3/16", Scallorn - 1", Rockwall - 13/16"


Celt or Ungrooved Axe - 3-1/2" x 1-3/4"


Two views of the lower right half of a Clidastes Mosasaur jaw - 12-1/4" long


Part of a Cretaceous fish, probably Pachyrhyzodus - 5" x 3-1/2"
Note the two fins


About half of a mammoth tooth - 7-3/4" long. Chewing surface - 4" x 5"


Some of my rock carvings