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Bifacial flaked chert blade with a pointed tip and broad, rounded base showing pronounced flake scars across both faces. Light gray to tan coloration with areas of surface patina and scattered residual soil in depressions. Edges exhibit fine retouching and a flat profile with visible percussion ripple patterns.Keywords: stone tool, flaked blade, chert, flint, biface, knife blade, lithic artifact, hand-flaked, gray chert, Oklahoma

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Archaic knife

Lot 0039

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

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Jun 21, 2026 11:00 AM EDT

Republic, MO, United States

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