Dalton

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Dalton-style projectile point measuring 4 1/2 in. Light cream-to-tan flaked stone with extensive bifacial percussion scars producing a tapered, lanceolate blade and thin profile. Broad basal shoulders with shallow notches and edge retouch along the margins; surface exhibits areas of natural staining.Keywords: Dalton point, projectile point, flaked stone, bifacial, percussion flaked, cream, tan, lanceolate, basal notched, 4.5 inch

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