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Harris County, Texas. Pretty, well made Scottsbluff, anciently broken during pressure flake resharpening; two halves found a few feet apart and have slightly different patina. The tip is also thicker because the resharpening flake sequence was moving from base to tip; it is easy to identify, upon inspection, which flake broke the relic. Made from creek stained translucent brown flint with black and khaki spots, nothing missing. Found by Mike Hickey in the Cypress creek vicinity, N. Houston metropolitan area. (3-7/8" X 1-1/4")