Sedalia

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Elongated lanceolate stone projectile point measuring 3 3/4 in. Light tan surface with a diagonal reddish-brown band across the midsection and pronounced flake scars along both faces. Tip tapers to a narrow point and the base displays irregular flaking; one face bears the ink inscription "106".Keywords: projectile point, Sedalia point, lithic point, stone, tan, reddish-brown, lanceolate, bifacial, flaked, 3 3/4 in

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Sedalia

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

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