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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 2-4224, described as Compound type with brass point in barbed antler shaft. Blade of brass set loosely in a foreshaft of antler, with a large barb and, on two sides at base, owner's mark. Used for hunting large land mammals. Native name: cingileq.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 1-12302, described as Arow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -12301) L 4.Arrow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -1 cm - 12302) L 3.3 cm - 12303) tanged; L 3.1 cm - 12304) tanged; L 3.2 cmArrow point, obsidian; - 12Arow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -12301) L 4.Arrow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -1 cm - 12302) L 3.3 cm - 1298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -12301) L 4.Arrow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -1 cm - 12302) L 3.3 cm - 12303) tanged; L 3.1 cm - 12304) tanged; L 3.2 cmArrow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -12301) L 4.Arrow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -1 cm - 12302) L 3.3 cm - 12303) tanged; L 3.1 cm - 12304) tanged; L 3.2 cmArrow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -12301) L 4.Arrow point, obsidian; - 12298) tanged; L 3.8 cm - 12299) L 3.6 cm - 12300) L 3.2 cm - -1 cm - 12302) L 3.3 cm - 12303) tanged; L 3.1 cm - 12304)r tanged; L 3.2 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 1-28008, described as Made of chert, side notched.
Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 1-24363, described as Arrowhead made of clear glass. Side notched, base concave. Length: 8.5 cm, Width/breadth: 2.5 cm, Depth: .5 cm. Made by Ishi at the Museum.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 3-27811, described as projectile point, quartz; l. 5.6 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 1-19641, described as Brown bottle glass.
Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 1-19486, described as Plate-glass.
Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 1-12070, described as Biface, chert, tanged. "S.A. Barrett field notes, p. 114; Sherwood (meule) Jack of Sherwood Valley, informant. Said by owner to have been made by a cahto Athabascan".
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 2-4035, described as Bone. Barbed along one edge. May also be spear point.bone carved; serrated along one edge. Used for hunting birds in rivers and ponds. Native name: cingileq.
Hearst Museum object titled Projectile point, accession number 1-19487, described as Plate-glass.

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