Graham cave

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Dark gray flaked stone projectile point with a narrow lanceolate blade and a notched base featuring ear-like projections. Bifacial flaking shows pronounced flake scars and a thin, tapered profile. Measures 3in long. Tip and basal features remain intact with minor edge irregularities.Keywords: projectile point, arrowhead, stone point, flaked stone, bifacial, notched base, lanceolate, dark gray, gray-black, 3in, hand-flaked, stone tool

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Graham cave

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

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