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Elongated bifacial stone blade with a tapered point and a broad, squared base. Light pink to tan material displays dense, fine flaking with overlapping flake scars across both faces and subtle gray streaking. Symmetrical lanceolate profile with retouched edges consistent with hafting preparation.Keywords: stone blade, bifacial point, flaked chert, pink stone, lanceolate blade, hafted blade, Carter-style, knapped tool, projectile point

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Carter Blade

Lot 0113

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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