$310.00
Certified classic style Dalton Point: Medium size, colorful, visibly anciently used, exhibits surface oxidation & stone frosting patina. Correct rolled basal stem edge hafting dulling, correct early style of blade flaking, correct blade use sharpening reduction, heavy mineral deposits, aged stone pore deposits, correct material & manufacture for the area found; Aged 9,5000 B.C.
Origin: Found by Elmer Anderson at Ticenbam Creek in Choctaw County, Alabama. Ex. Elmer Anderson and Billy Etheridge Collections
length 2″ width 1″ (50mmx36mm), material: Tallahatta Quartzite
Certified Authentic signed by Ken Partain date 6-29-2013 COA included
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This point is most commonly found in the mid to lower Mississippi River valley and into the Tennessee River Valley. This point is found with decreased frequency in the Ohio River Valley and into the eastern United States and southeastern Canada. The northern distribution of the map above includes the common distribution of the Hi-Lo point. It has been suggested that the Dalton point does not extend into these areas but instead represent a variation of the Hi-Lo point.
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