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Length: 4.571"
Width: 2.315"
Thickness:
.533"
Lithic
Material:
JADE
Jade Adz from The Ethan Allen Collection
Ex: Ethan Allen; Steve Lewis
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Length: 4.0"
Lithic
Material:
JADE
Found in the Puget Sound Region
Side
Shot Showing the classic saw marks
Ex: Curtis Marlow Collection
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DARK GREEN JADE ADZ
Length: 2.726"
Width: 2.139"
Thickness:
.364"
Hamma - Hamma River Washington
State: Puget Sound Region
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Length: 3.337"
Width: 1.812"
Thickness:
.444"
Lithic
Material:
JADE
EX: COWLES Grandview, WA.
Found by Ernie Cowles
at the mouth of the Palouse River where it dumps into the Snake River.
Franklin county Washington. This is the site of the famous Marmes Cave site. Now
flooded.
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Back
side
Dipped
in water to bring out the color
Front
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Length: 5.427"
Width: 2.404"
Thickness:
.596"
Lithic Material:
JADE
Skagit
County,
Washington State
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Length: 7.443"
Width: 2.709"
Thickness: .649"
Lithic Material:
Dark Green Chloromelanite
Chloromelanite is a very dark green, appearing black type of iron-rich
Jadeite.
I have noticed some people are claiming this
is a "type" of jade as is Jadeite and Nephrite.
Because Chloromelanite is Jadeite, it should be called Jadeite.
Ex: Silas Baker
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Length: 1.533"
Width: 1.663"
Thickness:
.380"
Lithic
Material:
JADE
Ex: Baker
Collection
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Length: 1.854"
Width: 1.495"
Thickness:
.322"
Lithic
Material:
Nephrite
Ex: Baker
Collection
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Length: "
Width:
"
Thickness:
"
Lithic
Material: Jade
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Length: 5.186"
Width: 1.972"
Thickness:
.475"
Side
Shot Showing the classic saw marks
SKAGIT COUNTY
WASHINGTON STATE
Lithic
Material:
Jade
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Length: 2.740"
Width: 1.274"
Thickness:
.420"
Lithic
Material:
Jade
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Length: 6.719"
Width: 3.056"
Thickness:
.621"
Skagit County Adz
(Fire Damaged)
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Length: 6.36"
Width: 2.07"
Thickness: .66"
Location: Fraser River
in British Columbia Canada
Material: Fraser River Jade
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Length: 7.00"
Width: 1.99"
Thickness:
.89"
Fraiser River Jade
?
EX: Backstrom's Indian and Eskimo Art 1988
Slip stated: Jade Chisel from Columbia River.
There are only 4 known and comes from the
Upper
Columbia River
Found in 1957 on the Douglas County side of the
Columbia River from the small town of Entiat, Washington.
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