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97-80-667

97-80-667

Knife

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29-42-505

29-42-505

Spear Point

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2274

2274

Flake

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29-42-666

29-42-666

Knife

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97-564-458.4

97-564-458.4

Knife

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29-112-899

29-112-899

Knife

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29-58-171

29-58-171

Spearhead (uncertain)

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97-564-452

97-564-452

Knife

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13622

13622

Knife

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97-80-661

97-80-661

Knife

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97-80-662

97-80-662

Knife

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2285

2285

Flake

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42-30-473A

42-30-473A

Knife

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29-42-664

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Knife

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87-39-758

87-39-758

Knife

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97-564-418

97-564-418

Knife

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29-27-168

29-27-168

Knife

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97-724-35

97-724-35

Scraper (uncertain)

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41-24-305

41-24-305

Knife

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97-724-21

97-724-21

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87-39-881

87-39-881

Knife

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13648

13648

Knife

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P1863A

P1863A

Knife

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97-724-22

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29-42-308

29-42-308

Knife

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10917

10917

Knife

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29-42-557

29-42-557

Knife (uncertain)

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97-564-462.2

97-564-462.2

Knife

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97-80-660

97-80-660

Knife

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97-80-659

97-80-659

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97-724-40

97-724-40

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97-724-39

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Scraper (uncertain)

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