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Antique Native Artifact
Last updated 16 days ago in Los Angeles, CA
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This artifact appears consistent with a side-notched projectile point, likely dating to the Archaic period. It shares structural similarities with types such as the Castroville or Thebes points, which are known for their distinct notching and base shapes. The material appears to be a light-colored chert or flint, featuring bifacial flaking typical of stone tools from this era. Items like this are frequently categorized in archeological contexts based on their specific notch placement and base morphology
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Used (normal wear)
Type
Artifact
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