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Here is a challenge. Base is gone, but is got really nice opposite side beveling.both sides on opposite sides of point.
Very sharp and thick. Can’t figure the stone. It’s a blue/white chert. Any ideas on type/era and stone?
From Illinois.
 

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There is no real way of distinguishing a particular point without a base. Sometimes if there is more to identify that is closer to the base, them it might be possible to type the point. Especially with telltale flaking.
 

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