Color:
Pinetop Chert ranges in color from a white to a beige or light to dark
gray.
Texture: Fine grain
Luster:
Translucency: Opaque
Silica Fabrics / Fossils: Fossiliferous
Patina:
Heat Treatment:
Knapping:
Notes: Originally called Brushy Creek Chert but
renamed due to overuse of that name and for the consistency of using the
formation name..
Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Pinetop Chert is associated with the Pinetop Formation of Oklahoma. Primary outcroppings are located in
the southeastern Ouachita Mountains. Was originally called Brushy
Creek Chert for exposures along Brushy Creek in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma.
Projectile point made from this material:
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