Western Paleo Point

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Light tan, hand-flaked stone point measuring 1 7/8in with a leaf-shaped outline and slightly convex edges. Both faces display fine flake scars and pressure retouch, and the basal end is squared with a short stem profile. Thin cross-section and consistent edge flaking are evident across the piece.Keywords: projectile point, Paleo point, Western, stone, hand-flaked, leaf-shaped, tan, flaked stone, arrowhead, 1 7/8in, basal stem

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Western Paleo Point

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Mar 07, 2026 1:00 PM EST

Republic, MO, United States

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