Category:Mississippian culture monolithic axes and ceremonial blades
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type of stone from southern Illinois used extensively by the Mississippian culture | |||||
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Images of Native American Mississippian culture ceremonial monolithic stone axes and flint blades.
Media in category "Mississippian culture monolithic axes and ceremonial blades"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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Blades.JPG 2,710 × 2,216; 1.1 MB
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Cahokia diorama of flint knapper HRoe 2010.jpg 550 × 487; 213 KB
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Etowah Monolithic axe HRoe 01.jpg 700 × 709; 497 KB
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Mill Creek chert bifaces Spiro HRoe 01.jpg 650 × 678; 405 KB
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Mill Creek Chert hoe distribution HRoe 2010.jpg 1,000 × 973; 593 KB
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Mill Creek Chert production sites HRoe 2010.jpg 800 × 467; 254 KB
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Moundville Archaeological Park 54.JPG 1,504 × 2,256; 597 KB
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Moundville Archaeological Park 56.JPG 2,256 × 1,504; 679 KB
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Spiro ceremonial mace HRoe 2005.jpg 650 × 529; 297 KB
