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This case is from Tilly's Hill N. California transitional paleo to late archaic. All personal finds private property the center piece Is a Transitional Paleo Haskett Lanceolate made from Basalt. Shown before I'm sure but I need the practice.
 

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You have quite a collection! And, that Haskett Paleo -what a find!
I don’t know how people feel about altering artifacts, but it would cross my mind to get that tip restored.
 
You have quite a collection! And, that Haskett Paleo -what a find!
I don’t know how people feel about altering artifacts, but it would cross my mind to get that tip restored.
Thank you It's not damaged that's Basalt the flake scar curves right over the tip the way I look at it. It might have a flea bite. I'm sure it been reworked a few times but not bad for being in the ground for 10,000 years.
 
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There are other Paleo points in that case - Windust Cluster - Silver Lake Cluster -Lake Mojave - Great Basin Stemmed
 
Thank you It's not damaged that's Basalt the flake scar curves right over the tip the way I look at it. It might have a flea bite. I'm sure it been reworked a few times but not bad for being in the ground for 10,000 years.
Got you. I thought you were holding it upside down.
 
very nice frame
 
I'm liking this kind of deja vu! :tongue4:
I'm always rearranging points from that camp it's ongoing hunts need to build more cases maybe this winter.
 

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