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Elongated lanceolate flaked stone projectile point with tan-beige translucent coloring and bifacial flake scars across both faces. Edges show careful pressure flaking producing subtle serrations toward a tapered tip and a slightly rounded base. Smooth, slightly glossy surface with natural color variations and an adhered small paper label on one face.Keywords: projectile point, lanceolate point, bifacial flaked, chert, tan beige, flintknapped, stone tool, knife blade

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Lot 0031

Estimate $25-$10,000Jun 21, 2026, 11:00 AM EDT

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Republic, MO, United States

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