Brian Clay collected these artifacts on the family farm which is located
west of Peotone. Interestingly, we again have a collection that contains
Paleo artifacts.
Starting in the first row there is a beautifully-made uniface scraper,
the base of an Agate Basin, a Plainview, a preform and last in the row
is a Dalton.
Starting in the second row is a small side-notch point with heavily
ground base and notch, very delicate pressure flaking and remains untyped
for the moment.
Next is the base of a Dovetail drill, a Thebes, a probable Thebes cluster
and a nicely worked drill base.
The third row contains all Heavy Duty points, the far right point pictured
being in fairly pristine condition.
The last row contains two Early Archaic knives on each end and pictured
in the center is the remains of a Paleo rectangular blade.
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