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Paint pot Indian pottery arrowheads artifacts - AACA

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Sold Date: 06/18/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

I was in a field hunting arrowheads the other day and upon finding a piece of a point was reminded of what a priviledge it is to be the first post-modern man to hold a Native American artifact in my hand. I paused for a moment to remember that the real value in these relices we hunt, trade, save, buy and sell is the piece of human history they represent and the opportunity to touch the past. What to us is a beautiful stone was to the Native American a means of basic survival as well as an outlet for creative expression. Long live the spirit, the traditions, and the peoples of the First Nations. May we never forget those who roamed this land free and brave long before we arrived.

That said, I have up for auction a paint pot found in a corn field in Smith Co., VA. This hand molded clay pot was used to mix and apply paint to braves' faces, weapons, and horses. Don't see these for sale very often but I have two I'll be selling over the next month. Thanks for bidding.

I only sell authentic artifacts for which I can personally account or verify and offer a 14 day money-back guarantee with no questions asked.

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Thanks,

Dan Gilliam (Google me)

I am a member of the Authentic Artifact Collectors Association.

All of my artifacts are guaranteed to be authentic and legally obtained.