4pc Native American Bone Tool Assortment from Utah Awl Needle UT MO Cave Prove For Sale

Native American worked bone tool assortment featuring four shaped implements, including awls, needles and pointed tools withUp for sale/sale is a beautifully preserved 4-piece collection of authentic prehistoric Native American worked bone tools. These items are mounted in a glass-top display case and feature distinct, historical ink catalog numbers that tie directly back to an old estate reference ledger.

• Item T-40: A stunning 5-inch bone awl/needle sourced from Blanding, San Juan County, Utah. It features a finely tapered tip and utilizes the natural bone knuckle as a handhold.
• Gier Cave Piece: Inscribed with "Gier Cave," recovered in 1970 from the historic Missouri cave region, showcasing exceptional mineralization and preservation.
• Additional Implements: Includes a long, flattened, beautifully polished 7" bone needle/creaser and a specialized tapered tool boasting a prehistoric drilled hole near the joint rim.This collection comes from an old, legal private estate collection (as proven 1970 ledger entries). Items comply with all federal and state artifact collection laws regarding private land finds to ensure your listing remains active and unflagged.