a chert blade and a bone (rib) knife handle

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There is a split rib knife (the name for that type of knife) in the collection of the University of Montana that came from out near Wolfpoint, MT that has a reworked Eden stuck lenth wise like that.

You are a fortunate man to have a great site to hunt, I have to cheat and go really far away to have adventures like that.

Joshua
 

That's pretty neat there Larson ,... I've even have found a "plains-knife" [I.D. here @ T-net ] in Mobridge S.D. , I never thought of it being "hafted" in this maner . It all makes more sense to me now , after seeing you pic . The over-all look of that long handled knife there ,. to me anyway , looks like in the right hands they could de-bone a bison in no time !!

As allways there Larson ,........very interesting , Thanks Blindpig
 

Larson, that is too cool for school. You can see that the rib bone has been seperated to fit a blade. I bet that the combo of the blade and the rib bone made for one fine tool for the Indian. Thanks for sharing
 

You consistently post excellent artifacts. In what part of the country do you live?
 

Americus, I lve in northern SD or extreme south ND
I was born in Mobridge
 

visiting your posts larson, is like going to t museum, only better, because the artifacts are shown being held by a human hand, not enclosed in a cold glass case. Thanks for sharing.

naturegirl
 

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