The Fenn Cache. Clovis Weapons & Tools.

Red cloth. Oblong quarto. 111pp. Pictorial dust jacket. Illustrated. The Fenn cache is a remarkable collection of 56 projectile points, tools and preforms that were made by Americans at a time when their primary food source was the mammoth. The authors, two of America's most notable paleoarchaeologists, have spent many years excavating the sites where these ancient Clovis people killed and butchered their prey. This book takes you back to look at those people and those times, when flintnapping and hunting skills were the real tools of survival, and pride of workmanship was their trademark. A very good copy with minor wear. The text is very good and clean. The jacket is good with some creasing to the left side of the front panel, some wear to the spine and some soiling to the rear panel.