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Bulletin #42 - No Theme

SKU: BPT42
$10.00Price
  • Cover by Mike Powell, ID A point, knapped by John Olsen, rests on a core from which its original flake was taken. The pattern in the point reflects perfectly the original pattern of its source stone. This bog stone is unique to the canyons of southern Utah, and the resulting points are just as unique to the prehistoric people of the area.

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