Thebes

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Light tan stemmed stone projectile point with a broad triangular blade and pronounced basal notches forming a squared stem. Bifacial flaking and edge retouch are evident across both faces, with a small darker discoloration near the midsection. One face bears hand-written ink reading "Madison Co. Ill." and the piece measures 3 3/4 in.Keywords: arrowhead, projectile point, stemmed point, notched base, chert, tan stone, bifacial flaked, flintknapped, Madison Co. Ill., 3 3/4 in

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