Click to enlarge	Described in the column "On the Trail of the Holy Grail" by Ron L. Harris, Hickory, North Carolina obverse view of the scalloped blue slate palette.
Click to enlarge	Described in the column "On the Trail of the Holy Grail" by Ron L. Harris, Hickory, North Carolina reverse view of the palette showing 1906 scratched at the top edge by the finder.
Click to enlarge	The medium sized iron ore full groove axe found on the Savage Farm property in Iowa. It measures 4.7 inches in length, is just over 3 inches in width and is almost 1 1/2 inches thick. It was discovered on January 7, 2012. There is a slight flute on top of the axe. The axe is shown with the magnet adhering itself to the axe at top right of the photograph. Described in the column "Twists and Turns to find an Iron Ore Axe" by Dr. Alfred Savage, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Click to enlarge	Described in the column "Variations within the Saint Mary’s Hall Point Type" by Malcolm T. McLaughlin, Aurora, Colorado; Four examples of the Saint Mary’s Hall Point Type. Example 1 at far left, measures 3 ½ inches in length. Next to it is Example 2, measuring 3 1/8 inches in length. At its right is Example 3, measuring 3 ½ inches in length and finally, Example 4 at far right, measures 2 ¾ inches in length.