Used in Alaska, USA

Fishing Harpoon Darts

Four fishing harpoon darts, one of the traditional hunting tools used by Alaska Natives. They are typically made from materials like walrus ivory, bone, or antler. The largest measures approximately 3.25" long.

Alaska Native Adze Head & Staff Artifacts w/ Stone Blades

Four ancient Alaska Native adze head and staff artifacts, two with attached stone blades as photographed. The largest measures approximately 2" x 7.75" long.

19x Traditional Hunting Tool Pieces

Nineteen parts of traditional hunting tools used by Alaska Natives. They are typically made from materials like walrus ivory, bone, or antler. The largest measures approximately 6.5" long.

Fossilized Ivory Mask Button

A carved fossilized mammoth ivory mask button or possibly a small brooch/pendant with scrimshaw details. Measures approximately 1.5" x 1.5" tall.

5x Traditional Harpoon Heads & Tools

Five harpoon heads, for one of the traditional hunting tools used by Alaska Natives. They are typically made from materials like walrus ivory, bone, or antler. The largest measures approximately 1" x 6.25" long.

Fossilized Walrus Ivory & Bone Otter-Hunting Artifacts

Thirty-two traditional otter-hunting tools used by Alaska Natives including harpoon toggle points, straight points, and other objects. They are typically made from materials like walrus ivory and bone. The larges...

8x Ancient Fossilized Walrus Ivory & Bone Artifacts w/ Drilled Holes

Eight Alaska Native fossilized ivory and bone tool and attachment artifacts, each with holes drilled in them, and roughly a similar size. Includes net weights, toggles, amulets, and other artifacts. Largest item ...

Fossilized Serrated & Inscribed Bone Tool

A traditional serrated and inscribed fossilized bone tool used by Alaska Natives. The piece measures approximately 1" x 6" long.

5x Alaska Native Ice Scoop Frame Artifacts

Five traditional ice scoop frame artifacts. Some wear, commensurate with age and use, as photographed. The largest measures approximately 19".

11x Fossilized Ivory & Bone Harpoon Points

Eleven harpoon points, for one of the traditional hunting tools used by Alaska Natives. They are typically made from materials like walrus ivory, bone, or antler. The largest measures approximately 5" long.

Walrus Ivory Box Handle Artifact - Thule Period

• Manufacturer: Thule

A walrus ivory box handle artifact, from the Thule period (approx. 1000–1600 AD), with incised patterns and two holes drilled in either end. The piece measures approximately 6.5" long.

Fossilized Walrus Ivory Harpoon Points

Two fossilized harpoon fragment artifacts, which are pieces of one of the traditional tools used by Alaska Natives. They are typically made from materials like walrus ivory, bone, or antler. The largest piece mea...

Fossilized Walrus Ivory Specimens - Gambell, St. Lawrence Island

Four pieces of fossilized walrus ivory excavated from Gambell, St. Lawrence Island, in Alaska's Bering Strait (with attached labels), and purchased from an early museum gift store. The largest piece measures appr...

Fossilized Sinew-Winder Artifact

A fossilized traditional sinew winder, which is a weight used to assist in the preservation of sinew. Some wear, commensurate with age and use, as photographed. The piece measures approximately 2" x 1" x 2.75" tall.

Tool Made of Fossilized Bone

A fossilized piece of a traditional tool, used by Alaska Natives. The piece measures approximately 1.5" x 1" x 9.25" long.

Ultramatic Inline Flo-Thru Continuous Systems Mass Finishing Machine

• Manufacturer: Ultramatic
• Model: Inline Flo-Thru Continuous Systems

Good condition Ultramatic Inline Flo-Thru Continuous Systems Mass Finishing Machines available between 2024 and 2025 years. Located in USA and other countries. Click request price for more information.