Laurel-leafed stone blade?

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Object Number 37-78-10/9460

Display Title Laurel-leafed stone blade?

Descriptions

Inventory Description Chipped stone projectile point, triangular

Classification

Triangular Projectile Point

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Alabama / Lawrence County: Tick Island / <City> / Flint Work Shop

Intrasite Surface

Additional Geographic Terms Yates Spring, above

Materials Stone

Dimensions Overall: 3.7 x 1.7 x 0.5 cm (1 7/16 x 11/16 x 3/16 in.)

Quantity 1

Label on object 37-78-10/9460

Provenance

Provenance Eliot Davis (1932-1934)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
Image Not Available for Part of alternately bevelled laurel leafed stone point or knife	38-87-10/18344	Part of alternately bevelled laurel leafed stone point or knife		Texas
	38-83-20/6168	Flint implement, laurel leaf fragment	Triangular Projectile Point	Uaxactun
	37-100-40/4130	Flint laurel leaf point	Triangular Projectile Point	France
	2001.29.6030	Skerm: Group of people sitting in front of a heavily leafed skerm		Gautscha
	33-99-20/3358	Laurel leaf flint	Triangular Projectile Point	Uaxactun
Image Not Available for 10 fragments of flint laurel leaf points	37-87-40/3974	10 fragments of flint laurel leaf points	Triangular Projectile Point	France
	56-30-20/21097	5 stone points or knives: laurel-leaf blades	Lanceolate biface	Barton Ramie
Image Not Available for Laurel leaf stone blade beveled from alternate sides, usually considered a knife	38-87-10/18269	Laurel leaf stone blade beveled from alternate sides, usually considered a knife		Taylor County
	34-119-10/100561.1.50	Distinctive Specimens of laurel leaf blades at one end, and drill on other.		Texas
	33-23-40/149	Laurel leaf points - broken	Leaf-shaped Projectile Point	France
	12-10-40/E1325	"Laurel leaves" (frgs.)	Leaf-shaped Projectile Point	France
Image Not Available for Flint blade, more or less "laurel leaf" or "spear point" shape	33-99-20/3368	Flint blade, more or less "laurel leaf" or "spear point" shape		Uaxactun

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