Dovetail

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Dovetail-style projectile point measuring 2 7/8 in. Crafted from a gray-green speckled stone with small circular mineral inclusions, the piece has a thin, flat profile with bifacial flake scars along the blade. Distinct notched basal dovetail and broad stem show fine pressure-flake edge detail, with areas of tan to yellow staining and natural pitting on the surfaces. Point terminates in a sharp tip and edges exhibit minor wear consistent with handling.Keywords: dovetail arrowhead, projectile point, stone arrowhead, bifacial flaked, notched base, flintknapped, gray-green stone, mineral inclusions, thin flat point

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Dovetail

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

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