Cache River Point - 1 9/16in

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Light tan-to-cream stone projectile point measuring 1 9/16 inch with a narrow, triangular blade and a notched basal stem. Both faces exhibit bifacial flake scars from knapping and subtle mineral staining across the surface. Basal profile shows small projecting ears and a straight hafting edge.Keywords: arrowhead, projectile point, stone point, chert, cream, tan, knapped flake, notched base, stemmed point, bifacial, Cache River, flintknapping

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Cache River Point - 1 9/16in

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Estimate $10-$1,000Mar 7, 2026, 1:00 PM EST

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Mar 07, 2026 1:00 PM EST

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