Agate Basin, Butler COA

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Lanceolate Agate Basin point crafted from red, orange and gray streaky chert, exhibiting diagonal banding and bifacial flake scars along the faces. Narrow, tapered profile with a concave basal edge and documented length of 4 5/8in (seller notes).Keywords: Agate Basin point, projectile point, lanceolate point, streaky chert, red chert, orange chert, gray chert, Paleo-Early Archaic, Butler COA, Butler Artifact Authentication, Brown County Illinois, stone tool

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Agate Basin, Butler COA

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