"Some Important Projectile Point Types from Nebraska" by Thomas P. Myers and Harvey L. Gunderson

Museum, University of Nebraska State

 

Date of this Version

1977

Comments

Published in UNL Notes: Museum Notes (March 1977) 56(20): 4 p.

Abstract

Archaeologists apply the term "projectile point" to a wide range of tools. Although they used to think projectile points were used only for spears, they now realize hat the heavier, ill-shaped points were used as knives. Ahler 1971).

Projectile points can be made from just about anything that can be sharpened, including stone, glass, wood, bone, and metal. Flaked stone points are most common in Nebraska, although metal points and occasionally bone points have been found.

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