Drill with Jade Bit

 Overall Length: 2.2"

Bone receiver

The Eskimo Drills in this collection are from

the Favell Museum of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
The pieces were originally collected by Guy Gilbert of Kennewick Washington,

and his daughter Alma Eades of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Gene Favell purchased Mr. Gilberts collection of Columbia River and Eskimo artifacts

 in the early 1970's in order to display the pieces in the Favell Museum.

After Mr. Favell's death in 2001,the decision was made by Mrs. Favell to sell some artifacts that were no longer on display.

Ex: Guy Gilbert,  Favell Museum

Overall Length: 2.17"

Thickness: .32"

Drill width: .41"

Base Length: .79"

Base width: .33"

Lithic Comp.: Banded Grey Chert

Bow Drill  Fire Starter: Drill Bit highly polished

Top

Overall Length: 2.1"

Thickness: .31"

Drill width: .47"

Lithic Comp.: Chalcedony

Bow Drill  Fire Starter: Drill Bit highly polished

Bottom

Overall Length: 2.33"

Thickness: .31"

Drill width: .56"

Lithic Comp.: Banded Grey Chert

Bow Drill  Fire Starter: Drill Bit highly polished

Jade Bone Crusher

Overall Length: 5.24"

Thickness: 1.82"

Width: 3.3"

Lithic Comp.: High Quality Jade

From The archaeological site of Kukulik on Saint Lawrence Island

Paddle Drills

Overall Length: 1.79"

Thickness: .32"

Drill width: .59"

Lithic Comp.: Green Chert

Overall Length:2.18 "

Thickness: .31"

Drill width: .64"

Lithic Comp.: Chalcedony

Overall Length: 2.13"

Thickness: .32"

Drill width: .68"

Lithic Comp.: Chalcedony

Overall Length: 1.87"

Thickness: .27"

Drill width: .52"

Lithic Comp.:Light Gray Chert

Bi-Point Drill

Overall Length: 4.08"

Thickness: .44"

Drill Base Width: 1.1"

Lithic Comp.: Olive Chert

Lithic Comp.: Blue Gray Chert

Might of been used as a Net Weight or a Game piece

Charles Miles calls them "Doughnut Stone"

Overall Width: 2.05"

Thickness: .89"

Lithic Comp.: Quartz