Table Rock Point, Motley COA

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Table Rock-style stemmed point crafted from honey-brown Niobrara chert, measuring 1 11/16 inches in length. Blade exhibits extensive bifacial flaking with a narrow, tapered profile and a distinct stemmed base with subtle shoulders. Edges are finely worked and the piece presents a thin, flattened cross-section.Keywords: Table Rock point, projectile point, Niobrara chert, chert, honey-brown, stemmed point, arrowhead, stone tool, Certificate of Authenticity, Motley COA

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Table Rock Point, Motley COA

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