Creek-stained Etley

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Etley projectile point fashioned from stone with a narrow, lanceolate profile and bifacial flake retouch along the margins. Surface displays pronounced yellow-orange creek staining with areas of white mineral encrustation and darker iron-rich spotting. Straight basal end and finely tapered tip are present. Measures 4 1/8 inches long.Keywords: Etley point, projectile point, arrowhead, stone, chert, yellow-brown, ochre patina, mineral encrustation, lanceolate

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Creek-stained Etley

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

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