Hardin - ex Esling, ex Braecklein

Description

White flaked stone projectile point with a lanceolate blade, serrated edges, and a narrow stem terminating in a notched, bifurcate-style base. Smooth translucent white surface shows light, primitive restoration near the tip and along the midline. Fine pressure flaking along the blade edges and small barbs at the shoulders highlight careful workmanship.Keywords: projectile point, arrowhead, flaked stone, white chert, bifurcate base, notched base, lanceolate, flintknapped, pressure flaked.ex Esling, ex Braecklein

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Hardin - ex Esling, ex Braecklein

Lot 0075

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

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High Quality Arrowheads & Native American

Jun 21, 2026 11:00 AM EDT

Republic, MO, United States

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