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A Very Rare Type
,,,Very Rare Knife Form.![]() Purchased with a group of E. Texas artifacts> 3 7/8". Late Archaic- Mississippian Lufkin Note: The Random Flake removals to a Medial Ridge.The other side having random flake removals but forming a flatter face.Sam Williams Named this type in 08' Named after the city of Lufkin Tx. in E. Texas. I am so happy to have this piece.The rarity alone is something special,but The reworked blade is stellar. It would have been cool to see it complete////c ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Very nice knife Comanche ,
I like the yellow and grey material , what is it ? GB |
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Surface Find My Best Guess would be Some Creek cobble, but this is out of my area and I am not that good on Flint Types.Any E Texas Folk recognize The Material.///c
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