Beige stone flake, appearing to be a partially-made projectile point. Bottom edge is pointed, not flat. Edges are thin and points are sharp. One face is smooth and has knap marks on the right edge. Tiny black specks in the stone, and small gray discolorations in the lower half. Other face is brown and white in the main portion of the stone, appearing to be the original stone. The worked sections by the point are knapped and thinner than the main section of the stone, also plain brown in color. Two small holes drilled into this face of the stone which are two of the gray discolorations on the other side.
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Nashua
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