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Attractive Kirk Corner Notch Drill - Ohio - Black COA
Store: The Relic Hunter
Price:
$550.00
Status:
Available
Dimensions:3.125" X 1.375"
This very symmetrical Kirk Corner Notch Drill is made of white and gray mottled chert and was probably a knife that was later re-sharpened into a drill form. The drill was found in Franklin County, Ohio and comes with a COA from Carlos Black. Some people have suggested this is a Pine Tree Point but it was papered as a Kirk Corner Notch by Carlos Black.
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