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Side-Notched Projectile Point (FOUS 71265)

Porcellanite side-notched projectile point.

Porcellanite is a hard, dense rock that resembles unglazed porcelain. Found during Fort Union’s archeological excavations, this side-notched projectile point may have been made, or knapped, between 1,500 BP and 200 BP.

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Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site, Code: FOUS

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