Early Leaf Blade

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Leaf-shaped flaked stone blade crafted from dark gray chert/flint with pronounced bifacial pressure flaking across both faces. Fine edge retouch produces a serrated margin and a sharply tapered point, with rippled flake scars concentrated along the center. Clipped basal area and a subtle sheen on worked surfaces complete the piece.Keywords: leaf-shaped point, flaked stone, chert, flint, bifacial, pressure-flaked, projectile point, knife point, dark gray

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Early Leaf Blade

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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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