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Rock
Carvings: Rock art that has religious symbolism is usually
found in remote hidden places while other art, especially rock
carvings of footprints are found close to the old trails. Footprint
Rock in Johnson County Illinois is one of the best known sites,
but footprints are found in other places. It's believed that some
were formed when an Indian had stepped in mud that later hardened
into rock, but most were purposely made. Archaeologists aren't
sure what the footprints represent, but they're found along the
same ancient trails of many of the stone forts of the Shawnee
Hills of Johnson County Illinois. More about ancient Indian stone
forts on the Articles
Page.
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| Highly
Polished Celt - Black Hardstone - Mississippian Period - Johnson
County Illinois |
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| Large
Celt or Axe - Hardstone - Mississippian Period - Johnson County
Illinois |
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| Slate
Celt - Woodland to Mississippian Period
- Johnson County Illinois |
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Trianguloid Biface Knife or Cobbs Blade – Made of Dover Chert
Early Archaic 9000 - 5000 B.P. - Johnson County Illinois
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| Uniface
Blade - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Scraper
/ Blade - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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Edward
Cutis Photo of a historic Indian teepee |
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Preform Blade / Arrow Shaft Scraper - Archaic Period - Johnson County
Illinois |
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| Indian
Blade - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Indian
Knife Blade - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Cobbs
Knife Blade - Early Archaic 9000 - 5000 B.P. - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Adze
or Blade - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Scraper
Blade - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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Edward
Cutis Photo of an historic Indian |
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| Flint
Blade or Scraper - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| TriangleScraper
or Blade - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Scraper
or Knife - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Grooved
Plummet (A fish net weight or ornament) - Hematite - Achaic Period
- Johnson County Illinois |
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Speedy
Atkins Lost Tool - Funny looking rock or fossil? My
Paducah friends think maybe speedy lost it and we all had a good
laugh at Speedys expence! - Ohio River Bank, Paducah Kentucky |
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| Uniface,
Button, or Cone Scraper - Achaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Paint
Dish or Pottery Piece? - Metalic Material - Mississippian Period
- Johnson County Illinois |
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| Drilled
Stone - Achaic to Mississippian Period - Johnson County Illinois |
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Sharpening Stone - Mississippian Period? - Johnson County Illinois |
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| Rectangled
Hardstone? - Archaic Period - Cook County Illinois |
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| Fire
Damaged Chert - Palaski County & Johnson County Illinois |
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| Square
Knife Blade With Polished Tip - Archaic Period - Johnson County
Illinois |
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Square
Knife - Archaic Period - Johnson County Illinois |
| "There
are more knives and blades throughout the Points Pages" |
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