McKean Lanceolate, Stermer COA

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McKean-style lanceolate point crafted from red jasper, measuring 2 3/16 inches in length. Reddish-brown stone exhibits extensive pressure-flake scars along a narrow, elongated blade that tapers to a sharp tip. Deeply notched basal edge produces a bifurcate base with pronounced basal corners. Surface shows consistent flaking and a thin, lenticular cross-section.Keywords: projectile point, McKean lanceolate, lanceolate point, red jasper, jasper, reddish-brown, pressure-flaked, basal notch, bifurcate base, stone tool, Stermer COA, artifact authentication

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McKean Lanceolate, Stermer COA

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