Artifacts
Mrs. Betty Warrington gave the meteor, pestle, needle and burner to Joseph Ross in 1974 along with her personal papers. She told me that it was given to her husband, Mr. A.P. Warrington, founder of the Krotona Institute in 1924 when they moved to Ojai California from their Krotona Estate in Hollywood.
PREHISTORIC METEOR ARTIFACT $30,000
Ancient meteor could have been used as a tomahawk by North American Indians as tool or a weapon
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ANCIENT METEOR ARTIFACT $30,000
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ANCIENT METEOR ARTIFACT $30,000
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ANCIENT METEOR ARTIFACT $30,000
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ANCIENT METEOR ARTIFACT $30,000
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AMERICAN INDIAN PESTLE $300
A tool, usually club-shaped, used to pound or grind substances in a mortar
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AMERICAN INDIAN PESTLE $300
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AMERICAN INDIAN PESTLE $300
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AMERICAN INDIAN SEWING NEEDLE $150
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AMERICAN INDIAN SEWING NEEDLE $150 IN BURNER DISH $175
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AMERICAN INDIAN SEWING NEEDLE $150 IN BURNER DISH $175
Hand inscribed on front base Church of St. Albans, Sydney, September 11, 1926
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AMERICAN INDIAN SEWING NEEDLE $150 IN BURNER DISH $175
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AMERICAN INDIAN SEWING NEEDLE IN BURNER DISH WITH SMALL INDIAN ARROWHEAD AND TWO FOSSILS FROM THE SEA $200
Arrowhead $500, fossils $100 , burner $175
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