Hixton silicified sandstone or Known as sugar quartz

Sidevalve45

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Most but not all of the above are Hixton material.
 

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Thank you brother Sidevalve45. You came through just like you said you would. You earned my admiration.
 

I just picked this broken Blade up today for $10 at our local flea market. Love that Hixton.
 

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Hixton Clovis. Purchased by a friend of mine from the finder in the late 80's for $1500. Recently sold for $20,000. Gary

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That looks like an Eden about 9000 years old.Very nice.

You aren’t the first to say that. but it’s been called a few other things including some very smart people. But no one has put a finger on a definite type.
 

I use to have a paperback book called A Projectile Point Guide for Upper Mississippi River Valley that was very helpful. Unfortunately I borrowed it to someone and never got it back. What have other called it?
 

I use to have a paperback book called A Projectile Point Guide for Upper Mississippi River Valley that was very helpful. Unfortunately I borrowed it to someone and never got it back. What have other called it?

Ive had it called a knobbed Hardin, stringtown lance, archaic knife, a transitional piece. They guy who bid heavily against me said it was.... a Yuma.
 

Evidently, it Doesn’t completely line up with the better known knobbed or eared pieces.

I think its odd an eared hixton piece from Wisconsin is so hard to put a finger on.
 

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