The chipped stone artifacts of the Empire State as described in 1897 by William M. Beauchamp. 

"This is a summary of the leading forms of chipped stone implements found in New York. They preceded and survived the finer articles of polished stone, which is naturally the next subject to be treated, and of which New York furnishes so many good examples. That every important locality will yield striking varieties of chipped implements not here illustrated, is to be expected. The purpose of such a paper is to furnish information, but yet more to be a basis for comparison, so that collectors may judge of the real value of the articles they find, and thus be induced to contribute rare specimens to this department of the state museum."

This 6-1/2" x 9", 107 page soft cover book contains 84 pages of text and 23 full page plates illustrating 212 chipped stone artifacts.   $12.95