Projectile Point ID help
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Dup post. Deleting.
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Beautiful material. Looks like it has an impact fracture at the tip. I can't help with ID on this one.
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1) Definitely baked (heat treated) jasper.
2) Can't tell from the picture with certainty (the marbled section makes it conjectural), but it very much looks like a small blade struck from a bipolar blade core that was scavenged by later people & modified into a notched point.
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2) Can't tell from the picture with certainty (the marbled section makes it conjectural), but it very much looks like a small blade struck from a bipolar blade core that was scavenged by later people & modified into a notched point.
FWIW
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