Brown stone chip. Top edge is brown and gray speckled, appearing to be the original unworked stone. The majority of the stone is worked and shows a pink-hued brown stone. This part has brown specks and white veins in the rock. All faces have knap marks but they are most evident on the top face. Back face is smoothed but shows knap marks at the bottom. The top edge that is brown and gray speckled shows knap marks and is rather uneven, showing the progression of rock color from when it was being knapped. The other edges are thinner and sharper. The points are sharp as well.
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Nashua
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