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Price included the $9 it'll cost to ship the piece--one very, very thin Stillwell from the Christian-Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, area. The flint is likely Hopkinsville Chert aka St Genevieve chert, 2&7/16" by 7/8", and ONLY 3/16" max thickness. That's thin, especially for an Early Archiac (7500BP) timeperiod point. Once restored the length should come out to 2&7/8"--2&15/16" (depends on how the restorer sees it). Basal grinding is decent, not heavy, not light as Stilwells are related to Kirks (same sites), sometimes they ground, but not always. I welcome checks, cash, or money orders, but I do not use paypal-type services--Roy A.
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