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| Dimensions | 2.37 × .12 in |
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Bone Awl / Needle
$35.00
This is a nice example of a sharpened bone needle. It has nice patina and shows use wear.
Out of stock
SKU: M00300
Category: Miscellaneous Artifacts
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