Description: Classic and colorful Osceola Greenbrier Type 2 that lacks the nippled protrusion in the base. Beveled on all blade edges. The base is ground with the corners turning down slightly with intentionally clipped ears. The notches are slight and are ground as well.The material is a beautiful raw orange translucent Coral. Their connection to the Paleo Lithic Clusters is unknown, but it is suggested that these date to the Late Paleo or Proto-Archaic Era.
Provenance: Found on private property with permission from Hamilton Co. Florida.
