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Large Stemmed Spear Point
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Large Stemmed Spear Point

$20.00

Identification: Burkett or Gary variant. Description: The largest piece in the collection, featuring a broad body and a defined stem. The material shows beautiful iron-staining (the pinkish hues) from long-term burial in Arkansas soil. This was a high-utility piece, likely used for larger game.

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Identification: Burkett or Gary variant. Description: The largest piece in the collection, featuring a broad body and a defined stem. The material shows beautiful iron-staining (the pinkish hues) from long-term burial in Arkansas soil. This was a high-utility piece, likely used for larger game.

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