Dalton, Translucent Chert, Stermer COA

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Dalton point fashioned from translucent beige-gray chert, measuring 2 15/16 inches long. Bifacially flaked with fine serrations along the blade, a gently concave basal edge and an expanded auriculate stem; flake scars and a thin, tapered profile are evident. A certificate from Benjamin E. Stermer (Western Typology) accompanies the piece.Keywords: Dalton point, translucent chert, chert, stone projectile point, arrowhead, bifacial flaked, serrated blade, auriculate stem, concave base, beige-gray, Stermer COA, Benjamin E. Stermer

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