Broken knife tip:
"In situ" find:
closeup:
Chris writes that he believes this is a Squibnockett Triangle.
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2 comments :
Congratulations Chris. I love those quartz triangles - but I think they are Hardaway Daltons. That one is a real beauty.
Seems the world disagrees with me, and Chris is probably right about it being a Squibnockett triangle.
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