Ramey knife

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Hand-flaked dark stone blade with an elongated teardrop profile and a pointed tip. Broad rounded base features a scooped concavity and prominent flake scars along the faces. Deep black coloration with small tan mineral flecks on one edge. Measures 3 3/8 inches long.Keywords: stone knife, flaked stone blade, black chert, hand-flaked, Ramey-style, pointed blade, concave base, hafting area, 3 3/8 in

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Ramey knife

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