Category: Archaeology & Anthropology
For many years there has been a need in the Southeast for a workable system of projectile point classification. Any number of people working in archaeology have attempted various taxonomic schemes from time to time in response to this long felt need. In the past, most of these...
For many years there has been a need in the Southeast for a workable system of projectile point classification. Any number of people working in archaeology have attempted variou...
3. mm. The illustrated example provided the following measurements: length,FORM: The cross-section is usually biconvex, but may be plano-convex. Blade edges are excurvate above the hafting area. Distal ends are acute. The hafting area is expanded point...
4. Part II. Journal of AlabamaArchaeology, Vol. IV, No. 1, Alabama Archaeological Society, Decatur. 1958b Projectile Point Types, Part III. Journal of Alabama Archaeology, Vol. IV, No. 2. Alabama Archaeologi...
5. Part 1.6. Part 1.Harwood, C. R. 1958 The Ecusta Point. Tennessee Archaeologist. Vol. XIV, No. 1. Tennessee Archaeological Society, Knoxville. 1959 Quartzite Points and Tools from the Appalachian...
7. Part 2.Ritchie, William A. 1958 An Introduction to Hudson Valley Prehistory. New York State Museum and Science Service Bulletin No. 358. Albany. 1961 A Typology and Nomenclature for Ne...