on Dec 11, 2016
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| One last note | here are two small ( (about 1 inch/26 mm) points with 'legs', one is serrated one not | The hard stone (granite?) celt was used for cutting and scraping, seen at upper left
There is a flint version of a celt to the right of the crescent blade and beads also used for cutting and scraping tasks, not a as projectile
The shortest tool is 3/4th inch (19 mm), it is the drill form
The longest tool is 2 1/16 inches (33 mm) long, a colorful unifacial blade
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