Banded Slate Humped Gorget

3 ¼” Banded Slate Crescent Banner, appears to have modern grinding at top-bottom, Portage Co. (Ohio) and a 2 7/8” x 2 7/8” Black Slate Unusual Humped Bi Concave Gorget, age uncertain

4 1/2" Banded Slate Gorget found by Nathan Colmes in Whitley Co Kentucky

5 5/8" Banded Slate Gorget. Madison Co, OH. Ex-Ballinger, Zimmerman

Beautifully made and polished with two holes drilled from flat base and finished from top, marked Sandusky Co, Oh., 1 3/8” wide x 4 ¾” long x ½” thick. Condition Fine.

Banded Slate Gorget, black banded with 2 holes, SIZE: 3-3/8" x 1-3/8", EX: Seth Watkins

2” Banded Slate Gorget – great color

4 5/8" Heavily Used Banded Slate Gorget turned into a Pendant, Found in Winnebego Co. IL, Ex Nick Gatses, Ray Fraser, David Stilp, Ralph Winquist, and Laverne Kroger

5” Rectangular Banded Slate Gorget – Ex. Back to Earth, Richland Co. Ohio

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2 Contemporary Banded Slate Gorgets – largest 5 7/8”

Nice green banded slate Gorget from Kosciusko Co., Indiana with lots of polish. Pretty.

4 ½” Banded Slate Bar Gorget – Amulet, has grooved bottom, Erie Co. Ohio

2” x 6” Banded Slate Elliptical Gorget with talley marks, Sandusky Co. Ohio – Fine

Native American, United States, Ohio, Licking County, Adena culture, ca. 800 to 100 BCE. A lovely hand-shaped slate gorget of a quadriconcave form with four concave sides, although the sides are only

4 1/2" Red Banded Slate Elliptical Gorget, Indiana

4 3/8” Glacial Kame Banded Slate Bar Gorget Late Mearl Guthrie Collection

2 15/16” Banded Slate Bi-Concave Gorget – Preble Co. Ohio from the Late Marvin Gilley Collection of West Manchester, Preble Co. Ohio

3 ¾” Banded Slate Rectangular Gorget, Erie Co. Ohio – Thinly made

3 3/4" Banded Slate Salvaged Gorget Ryan Keele COA Found in Adams Co. Ohio Ex: John Bennett Collection.

3 11/16" Beautiful Banded Slate Expanded Center Gorget. Kentucky. Very Nice Polished Example. Ex Brandon Vanderver

3 3/4" Banded Slate Quadra Concave Gorget, Ohio, engraved on both sides by finder A.H. Griffith 1902