HARAHEY BEVELED KNIFE or FINGER KNIFE, Franklin County, Iowa Artifact for Sale

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HARAHEY BEVELED KNIFE or FINGER KNIFE, Franklin County, Iowa Artifact For Sale

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HARAHEY BEVELED KNIFE or FINGER KNIFE, Franklin County, Iowa Artifact:
$110.00

HARAHEY BEVELED KNIFE or FINGER KNIFE BLADE

Franklin County, Iowa

Found near Sheffield, Iowa in the 1940-\'s

Archaic to Woodland Period, 6,5OO.BP. - 4,OOOB.P.

PROVENANCE

EX: Kral Fredenburg Estate Collection ~ Sheffield, Iowa

Ina Well Patinated Cream Tan Chert, as pictured. Collector Markings in Black Ink,

\"T696\",Nice Beveling, and No Moden Damage. A Fine Example.

Lengthis 2-13/16\"\", or 72mm..

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