Shoulder barbs are usually rounded. Blades are well made with straight sides, often exhibiting sharp beveling from resharpening alternate edges. Basal edges may be straight or slightly concave or convex. Basal tangs are usually rounded or lobed, and bases are usually ground. Stems are large but not as wide as shoulders and are usually heavily ground.
Notches are broad and parallel-sided, with slight upward angles.
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