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- Collection: Bell County Museum Lithics Collection
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Drill/Perforator
This is a light grey tan chert perforator drill. It is likely an archaic tool reworked from another point type or bi-face.
Friday Bi-face
This is a light grey chert with incusions near the center.
Unidentified
This is a medium grey chert point with no base. The base of this point is snapped off and so no identification is possible.
Lerner Biface
This object is a white colored chert drill that has been reworked from a bi-face. There is a fracture at the base where a stem ends. There is grinding along the two sides of the drill base but without the rest defining the type of point this started…
Drill/Perforator
This is a very light grey chert drill on a Darl point base.
Drill/Perforator
This is a creme colored chert tool. It is a drill with remnants of a ground stem from the original point. It is impossible to tell what point type other than suggest an archaic point like a Darl or Dawson.
Darl
This is a variable grey chert point type with alternate beveled faces that suggests reworking from another bi-face or point.
Chert Bi-face
This is a large multi grey chert bi-face. It has a large compound step fracture medially near the point. It also has long basal thinning flake on the opposite side possibly a flute. The base and part of the lower quarter are heavily ground resembling…
Bone Awl
The object is a bone awl made from a long bone of an unidentified animal. It is highly sharpened and polished from use at the tip.
Ensor
This object is a light gray to light tanish chert and is slightly serrated .