Dalton - ex Kelso

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Light tan, bifacially flaked stone projectile point with a narrow, tapered blade and stemmed, notched base. Distinct flake scars and pressure-retouch are present across both faces, producing a slightly glossy, cream-colored surface; a small paper label with handwriting is adhered to one face.Keywords: arrowhead, projectile point, flaked stone, bifacial, stemmed point, notched base, tan, beige, flintknapped, hand-labeledex Kelso, Illinois

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Dalton - ex Kelso

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

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Republic, MO, United States

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