welsbury
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Received my new Overstreet book a few days ago and was tickled to see one of my submitted pieces was accepted. Picture was kinda poor so here are some old but clearer pics.I put this piece on the old PROS site but have never shown it anywhere else. Found this in early 80's at a private ranch. All that was sticking out was about an inch of the base. Pulled it out and nearly peed my pants. I knew exactly what it was though I had never seen a whole one.Haskett are extremely rare to find undamaged. We find some bases and they are nowhere in particular like a possible camp.I feel very fortunate to have found this one, it is a very fine perfect example. It has classic percussion clam shell flaking with very heavily ground basal edges. It is a little over 7" and made of a grey obsidian though some have suggested dacite.One of my favorite pieces for sure.
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