November 1999 edition

 

PROJECTILE POINT TYPES

 

Neverending DRAFT Bibliography

 

INTRODUCTION:   This bibliography began with an internet message from Hugh Jarvis to the Arch-L list in the summer of 1994 with about a dozen references, and I became compulsive.  These references include some from the "grey market"...  (i.e. tend to have prices listed but also can be good for type coverage).  The collectors books with prices are also valuable aids for the archaeologist prosecuting an ARPA case in establishing commercial value.  In order to provide some contextual framework, references are included which focus on: breakage, dating, descriptive systems, fluting, form, function, hafting, measurements, notching, and reshaping.  This bibliography references at least 6 Ph.D.Dissertations and 13 Master's Thesis'.  It also includes references on prehistoric and historic projectile points made from copper and iron.  As a good cautionary reminder "Scholars...... should not be enslaved by static typology" (Wilke & Flenniken, 1991).  

 

Some locations of projectile point information on the internet are included as

appendix A at the end of this bibliography.

 

 

Adair, L., and E. J. Sims

  1970  Rockport Variety, Harpeth River Point. Tennessee Archaeologist

        26(2):23-29.

 

Agenbroad, L. D.

  1967  The Distribution of Fluted Points in Arizona. The Kiva 32(4):113-120.

 

Agogino, George A.

  1961  A New Point Type From Hell Gap Valley, Eastern Wyoming.

        American Antiquity 26(4):558-560.

 

Agogino, George A.

  1985  The Hell Gap Point: a Twenty-Year Evaluation. Bulletin of the Central

        Texas Archeological Society 10:110-116.

 

Agogino, George A., and Phillip Shelley

  1987  Alligator Gar Scales as Possible Points. The Chesopiean 25(2):9-10.

 

Ahler, Stanley A.

  1971  Projectile Point Form and Function at Rodgers Shelter, Missouri.

        Missouri Archaeological Society Research Series No.8. Columbia.

 

Ahler, Stanley A.

  1987  Putu: A Fluted Point Site in Alaska.  Simon Fraser University

        Publication No. 17. Archaeology Press, Simon Fraser University,

        Burnaby.

 

Ahler, Stanley A.

  1992  Use-Phase Classification and Manufacturing Technology in Plains Village

        Arrowpoints. In: Piecing Together the Past: Applications of Refitting

       Studies in Archaeology. BAR International Series 578. Oxford: B.A.R.,

        36-62.

 

Ainsworth, Peter W.

  1987  Comments on Austin's "Discovery" of Biface Notching Flakes.

        Lithic Technology 16(2-3):56-58

 

Alexander, H.L.

  1974  The Association of Aurignacoid Elements with Fluted Point Complexes

       in North America. In International Conference on the Prehistory and

        Paleoecology of Western North America Arctic and Subarctic, edited by

        C. Raymond and P. Schlederman, pp. 21-32, University of Calgary

        Archaeological Association, Calgary, Alberta.

 

Allely, Steven

  1975  A Clovis Point From the Mohawk River Valley, Western Oregon. In:

        Archaeological Studies in the Willamette Valley, Oregon, C. Melvin

        Aikens, editor. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers

        8:549-552. Eugene.

 

Allen, Ralph

  1989  Boggy Branch II Point. Central States Archaeological Journal

        36(2):99.

 

Anderson, A.D., and J.A. Tiffiny

  1972  Rummels-Maske: A Clovis Find-Spot in Iowa.  Plains Anthropologist

        17:55-59.

 

Anderson, David G.

  1990  A North American paleoindian Projectile Point Database.

        Current Research in the Pleistocene 7:67-69.

 

Anderson, David G., and Michael K. Faught

  1998  The Distribution of Fluted Paleoindian Projectile Points:  Update 1998.

        The Archaeology of Eastern North America 26:163-187.

 

Anderson, Peggy

  1984  Buffalo River Cache. Central States Archaeological Journal 31(1):19.

 

Anderson, Son

  1987  American Indian Point Types of North Florida, South Alabama,

        and South Georgia.  Privately published by the author.

 

Anderson, Son and Doug Puckett

  1984  Field Guide to Point Types of the State of Florida.  Privately

        Published.  Son Anderson, Route One, Box 77A, Riverview, AL 36872

        {booklet, limited coverage but good considering; poor photos}

 

Arthur, G. W.

  1962  Notes on Indented Base Projectile Points Associated With Late

        Plains Materials in South Central Montana.  Archaeology in Montana

        4(3):8-9.

 

Austin, Robert J.

  1986  The Experimental Reproduction and Archaeological Occurrence of

        Biface Notching Flakes. Lithic Technology 15(3):96-100.

 

Avey, M.G.

  1990  Fluted Point Occurrences in Washington State. Manuscript on file,

        State Historic Preservation Office, Olympia.

 

Ayers, J. E.

  1966  A Clovis Point from the Kayenta, Arizona Area. Plateau

        28(4):76-78. Flagstaff.

 

Ayers, J.E.

  1970  Two Clovis Fluted Points From Southern Arizona. The Kiva 35(3):121-124.

 

Baerreis, David A., and R.A. Hornseth

  1948  Measurement in Projectile Point Description: A Preliminary

        Statement. Plains Archeological Conference News Letter 1(4):62-65.

        (reprinted 1961).

 

Baerreis, David A., J.A. Freeman, and J.V. Wright

  1958  The Contracting Stem Projectile Point in Eastern Oklahoma.

        Oklahoma Anthropological Society Bulletin 6:61-81.

 

Bacon, William S.

  1977  Projectile Point Typology:  The Basic Base. Archaeology of Eastern

        North America 5:107-122.

 

Baker, William S., and Clarence H. Webb

  1976  Catahoula Type Projectile Points. Louisiana Archaeology 3:225-251.

 

Baker, Winston S.,

  1995 Flaked Stone Projectiles, Tools and Ceremonials From Southeastern

       United States.  Solvo Corporation, Eastaboga, Alabama.

 

Bamforth, Douglas B.

  1991  Flintknapping Skill, Communal Hunting and Paleoindian Projectile

        Point Typology. Plains Anthropologist 36(137):309-322.

 

Banks, Alan

  1978  Indians of the Upper Current River. Self-published. Alan Banks,

        Eminence, MO 65466. {localized, ie Upper Current River area,

        Shannon County Missouri}

 

Barbour, Erwin Hinckley, and C.Bertrand Schultz

  1932  The Scottsbluff Bison Quarry and Its Artifacts. Nebraska State

        Museum Bulletin 34(1):283-286. Nebraska State Museum, Lincoln.

 

Barlow, William L.

  1967  Campbell County Projectile Points.  The Wyoming Archaeologist

        10(4):2-3.

 

Basa, Louise

  1982  Fluted Points in Vermont.  Archaeology In Eastern North America

        10:42-43.

 

Bauman, Jerry L.

  1989  A Brass Arrowpoint From San Patricio County, Texas.  Journal of

        the Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra 16(4):25-28.

 

Baumhoff, Martin A., and J.S. Byrnes

  1959  Desert Side-Notched Points as a Time Marker in California.

        Report of the University of California Archaeology Survey 48:32-65.

 

Bayham, Frank E.

  1986  Projectile Point Classification and Middle Archaic Stratigraphic

        Relationships in the Picacho Area. IN: Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers

        of South-Central Arizona:  The Picacho Reservoir Archaic Project.  Frank

       E. Bayham, P.H. Morris, and M.S. Shakley, eds. Arizona State

        University Anthropological Field Studies 13:217-246. Tempe.

 

Bedwell, Stephen F.

  1966  A Descriptive Analysis of Side Notch Points from the State of Oregon.

        M.A. Thesis, Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon,

        Eugene.

 

Bedwell, Stephen F.

  1973  Classification of Projectile Points. IN Fort Rock Basin Prehistory

        and Environment pp. 71-101. University of Oregon Books, Eugene.

 

Behm, J.

  1985  Identification and Analysis of Stylistic Variation in Hardin

        Barbed Points.  Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology,

        University of Wisconsin, Madison.

 

Bell, Robert E.

  1958  The Scottsbluff Projectile Point. Oklahoma Anthropological Society

        Newsletter 6(8):3-4.

 

Bell, Robert E.

  1958  Guide to the Identification of Certain American Indian Projectile

        points.  Special Bulletin 1, Oklahoma Anthropological Society.

 

Bell, Robert E.

  1960  Guide to the identification of Certain American Indian Projectile

        Points. Special Bulletin 2, Oklahoma Anthropological Society.

 

Bell, Robert E.

  1960  Evidence of a Fluted Point Tradition in Ecuador. American

        Antiquity 26(1):102-106.

 

Bell, Robert E., and Roland Scott Hall

  1953  Selected Projectile Point Types of the United States.

        Bulletin of the Oklahoma Anthropological Society 1:1-16.

 

Bergman, Christopher A., and Mark H. Newcomer

  1983  Flint Arrowhead Breakage:  Examples from Ksar Akil, Lebanon.

        Journal of Field Archaeology 10:238-243.

 

Bettinger, Robert L.

  1978  Humbolt Basal-notched Bifaces as Time Markers in the Western Great

        Basin. Tebiwa 10:1-7. Journal of the Idaho State Museum, Pocatello.

 

Bettinger, Robert L., James F. O'Connell, and David Hurst Thomas.

  1991  Projectile Points as Time Markers in the Great Basin.  American

        Anthropologist 93(1):166-173. March. [In the same issue, Wilke and

        Flenniken rebut this article.]

 

Bettinger, Robert L., and Jelmer Eerkens

  1999  Point Typologies, Cultural Transmission, and the Spread of Bow-and -Arrow

         Technology in the Prehistoric Great Basin.  American Antiquity 64(2):231-242.

 

Bienenfeld, P., and W. Andrefsky, Jr.

  1984  Projectile Point Life Cycles and Use-Resharpening Analysis. Paper

        presented at the 49th Annual Meeting of the Society for American

        Archaeology, Portland.

 

Billeck, William T.

  1998  Fluted Point Distribution in the Loess Hills of Southwestern Iowa.

        Plains Anthropologist 43(166):401-409.

 

Binford, Lewis R.

  1963  A Proposed Attribute List for the Description and Classification of

        Projectile Points. In: Miscellaneous Studies in Typology and

        Classification, Anthropological Papers 19:193-221. Museum of

        Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

 

Bird, Junius B.

  1969  A Comparison of South Chilean and Ecuadorian "fishtail" Projectile

        Points. The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers 40:52-71. Berkeley.

 

Bird, Junius, and Richard Cooke

  1978  The Occurrence in Panama of Two Types of Paleo-Indian Projectile Points.

        In: Early Man in America From a Circum-Pacific Perspective. Alan L.

        Bryan, editor. University of Alberta, Department of Anthropology

        Occasional Paper 1:263-272. Edmonton.

 

Blanke, S.B.

  1978  Analysis of Variation in Point Morphology as a Strategy in

        Reconstruction of the Culture History of an Archaeologicaly Disturbed

        Area. Ph.D. Dissertation, Boston University.

 

Boldurian, A.T., P.T. Fitzgibbons, and P.H. Shelley

  1985  Fluting Devices in the Folsom Tradition: Patterning in Debitage

        Formation and Projectile Point Basal Configurations.  Plains

        Anthropologist 36:281-295.

 

Bonnichsen, Robson

  1978  An Attribute List For Stemmed Bifaces. Man in the Northeast 16:153-176.

 

Bonnichsen, B. Robson, and James D. Keyser

  1982  Three Small Points: A Cody Complex Problem. Plains Anthropologist

        27(96):137-144.

 

Bonnichsen, Robson, Bruce Bourque, and D.E. Young

  1983  The Moosehorn Fluted Point Discovery. Archeology of Eastern North

        America 11:36-48.

 

Bostwick, Todd W.

  1988  Projectile Point Analysis. IN: An Investigation of Archaic Subsistence

        and Settlement in the Harquahala Valley, Maricopa County, Arizona.

        Assembled by Tom Bostwick, pp. 253-293.  Northland Research, Flagstaff.

        Bureau of Reclamation, Arizona Projects Office, Contract No.

        3-PA-30-00740.

 

Boszhardt, Robert F.

  1998  Additional Western Lithics for Hopewell Bifaces in the Upper Mississippi

        River Valley.  Plains Anthropologist 43(165):275-286.

 

Bourke, John G.

  1891 Arrows and Arrow Makers. Remarks. American Anthropologist 4:71-74.

 

Boyd, James Bryan

  1997  Scottsbluff Points From South Texas and Northeastern Mexico.  Journal of the

       Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra 24(3):39-41.

 

Boyd, James Bryan

  1997  Arrow Points From the Rincon De Los Indios on the Rio Salado, Tamaulpas,

        Mexico. Journal of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association

        La Tierra 24(4):44-48.

 

Bradford, George

  1976  Paleo Points: An Illustrated Chronology of Projectile Points.

        Volume 1. Self-published. George R. Bradford, RR2, Preston, ON, Canada

        N3H 4R7. or AIB ($6+$2.50) {outdated but excellent; booklet}

 

Bradley, Bruce A.

  1978  Comment on Point #13: Eden (FE 1:1, 18-20). Flintknappers Exchange

        1(2):30.

 

Bradley, Bruce A.

  1997  Sloan Site Biface and Projectile Point Technology.  In Sloan: A

        Paleoindian Dalton Cemetery in Arkansas, edited by Dan F. Morse,

        pp. 53-57. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington D.C.

 

Bradley, Bruce A., and George C. Frison

  1987  Projectile Points and Specialized Bifaces from the Horner Site.

        In: The Horner Site: The Type Site of the Cody Cultural Complex,

        edited by G. Frison and L. Todd, 199-232. Academic Press, New York.

 

Brennan, Louis A.

  1982  A Compilation of Fluted Points of Eastern North America by Count and

        Distribution: an AENA Project. Archaeology of Eastern North America

        10:27-46.

 

Brook, Vernon Ralph

  1972  The Temporal Point: A New Diagnostic Type. Transactions of the Seventh

        Regional Archeological Symposium For Southeastern New Mexico and

        and Western Texas, pp. 83-88.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1974  An Unusual Point From Monroe County. Mississippi Archaeologist

        9(4):4.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1974  Projectile Points From the North Delta.  Mississippi Archaeologist

        9(7):2-8.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1975  More Kirk-Like Points. Mississippi Archaeologist 10(1):11-12.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1975  Morrow Mountain Projectile Points. Mississippi Archaeology

        10(10):5-7.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1976  Morrow Mountain Points. Mississippi Archaeology 11(1):12.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1976  A Greenbriar Point From the Mississippi Delta. Mississippi

        Archaeologist 11(2):3-4.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1981  Everyman's Guide to Arrowheads, Part I. Mississippi Archaeology

        16(2):22-31.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1982  Everyman's Guide to Projectile Points, Part II. Mississippi Archaeology

        17(1):9-14.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1982  Everyman's Guide to Projectile Points, Part III. Mississippi

        Archaeology 17(2):6-12.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1983  Everyman's Guide to Projectile Points, IV. Mississippi Archaeology

        18(1):45-47.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1983  Everyman's Guide to Projectile Points, Part V. Mississippi Archaeology

        18(2):2-4.

 

Brookes, Samuel O.

  1984  Everyman's Guide to Projectile Points, Part VI. Mississippi Archaeology

        19(2):46-47.

 

Brookes, Samuel O., and John Connaway

  1975  Morrow Mountain Projectile Points. Mississippi Archaeology 10(10):5-8.

 

Brookes. Samuel O., Bruce J. Gray, Byron Inmon, and Angela Rodrigue.

  1974  Greenbriar Projectile Points:  A Discussion of Form and Function.

        Mississippi Archaeologist 9(8):6-9.

 

Brookes. Samuel O., Bruce J. Gray, Byron Inmon, and Angela Rodrigue.

  1975  Greenbriar Projectile Points:  A Discussion of Form and Function.

        Archeological Society of Virginia Quarterly Bulletin 30(2):97-100

 

Broster, J.B. and M.R. Norton

  1992  Paleoindian Projectile Point Survey in Tennessee: 1988-1992. In

        Paleoindian and Early Archaic Period Research in the Lower

        Southeast: A South Carolina Perspective, edited by Anderson,

        D.G., K.E. Sassaman, and G. Judge, pp. 263-268. Council of South

        Carolina Professional Archaeologists, Columbia.

 

Brown, Chas. E.

  1907  The Implement Caches of the Wisconsin Indians. The Wisconsin

        Archeologist 6(2):47-70 (Old Series). Wisconsin Archeological

        Society, Milwaukee.

 

Brown, Chas. E.

  1921  Angular Barbed Arrow Points. The Wisconsin Archeologist 20(1):18-19

        (Old Series). Wisconsin Archeological Society, Milwaukee.

 

Brown, Chas. E.

  1930  "Turkey Tail" Points. The Wisconsin Archeologist 9(2):99-103.

        Wisconsin Archeological Society, Milwaukee.

 

Brown, Kenneth M.

  1993  Four Clovis Points From San Augustine County, Texas. Notes in

        Northeast Texas Archaeology No.2.

 

Brown, Kenneth M.

  1995  San Patrice Points Made of Manning Fused Glass.  Journal

        of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association  La Tierra

        22(3):10-16.

 

Brown, Kenneth M., and A.J. Taylor

  1989  A Comment on Metal Arrowpoints.  Journal of the Southern Texas

        Archaeological Association La Tierra 16(4):10-22.

 

Brown, L.

  1979  Fluted Projectile Points in Maryland.  Manuscript on file, Division

        of Archaeology, Maryland Geological Survey, Baltimore.

 

Browne, Jim

  1940  Projectile Points.  American Antiquity 6(3):209-213.

 

Bryan, Alan L.

  1980  The Stemmed Point Tradition. An Early Technological Tradition in

        Western North America. In: Anthropological Papers in Memory of Earl H.

        Swanson, Jr., ed. L. B. Harten, D. N. Warren, and D. R. Tuhoy,

        pp. 77-107. Special Publication of the Idaho Museum of Natural History,

        Pocatello.

 

Bullen, Ripley P.

  1951  Certain Small Triangular Arrow Points.  Massachusetts Archaeological

        Society Bulletin 12(4):64-66.

 

Bullen, Ripley P.

  1962  Suwannee Points in the Simpson Collection. Florida Anthropologist

        15(3):83-88.

 

Bullen, Ripley P.

  1968  A Guide to the Identification of Florida Projectile Points. Florida

        State Museum, University of Florida, Gainesville.

 

Bullen, Ripley P.

  1968  Beveled Stemmed Points from Tampa Bay. Florida Anthropologist

        21(2-3):89-90.

 

Bullen, Ripley P.

  1975  A Guide to the Identification of Florida Projectile Points.

        Kendall Books, Gainsville.

 

Butler, B. Robert

  1964  A Recent Early Man Point Find in Southeastern Idaho. Tebiwa 7(1):39-40.

        Journal of the Idaho State Museum, Pocatello.

 

Butler, B. Robert

  1967  More Haskett Point Finds From the Type Locality. Tebiwa 10(1):25.

        Journal of the Idaho State Museum, Pocatello.

 

Butler, B. Robert

  1970  A Surface Collection From Coyote Flat, Southeastern Oregon.

        Tebiwa 13(1):34-58.

 

Butler, B. Robert

  1972  Folsom Points From the Upper Salmon River Valley. Tebiwa 15(1):72.

        Journal of the Idaho State Museum, Pocatello.

 

Butler, B. Robert

  1987  An Experimental Method of Chipped Stone Point Classification.

        Northwest Anthropological Research Notes 21(1&2):69-73.

 

Byers, Douglas S.

  1942  Fluted Points From Wisconsin. American Antiquity 7(4):400.

 

Byers, Douglas S.

  1954  Bull Brook--A Fluted Point Site in Ipswich, Massachusetts.

        American Antiquity 19(4):343-351.

 

Caine, Christy A.H., and T. Allen Caine

  1972  The Clarence Currie Collection from St. Croix State Park, Minnesota.

        The Wisconsin Archeologist 53(2):70-75. Wisconsin Archeological

        Society, Milwaukee.

 

Caldwell, W.W.

  1956  The Archaeology of Wakemap, a Stratified Site Near The Dalles of the

        Columbia. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Dept. of Anthropology.

        University of Washington, Seattle.

 

Callahan, Errett

  1979  The Basics of Biface Knapping in the Eastern Fluted Point Tradition:

        A Manual for Flintknappers and Lithic Analysts. Archaeology of

        Eastern North America 7(1):1-180.  Reprinted in 1990 by the Eastern

        States Archeological Federation.

 

Cambron, James W.

  1957  Some Early Projectile Point Types From the Tennessee Valley.

        Journal of Alabama Archaeology 3(2):17-19.

 

Cambron, James W.

  1958  Some Early Projectile Point Types From the Tennessee Valley, Part III.

        Journal of Alabama Archaeology 4(1):129-131.

 

Cambron, James W., and David C. Hulse

  1961  A Comparative Study of Some Unfinished Fluted Points and Channel

        Flakes from the Tennessee Valley. Journal of Alabama Archaeology

        7(2):88-105.

 

Cambron, James W., and David C. Hulse

  1964  Part I Point Types. Handbook Of Alabama Archaeology. Published by the

        Archaeological Research Association of Alabama, Inc.

 

Campbell, Robert, and Eduardo Mimiaga

  1972  An Attempt to determine Diagnostics Attributes of Points For Horizons

        and Regions.  Transactions of the Seventh Regional Archeological

        Symposium For Southeastern New Mexico and Western Texas, pp. 89-100.

 

Campbell, Robert G., and Dwight Weeks

  1974  A Preliminary Attempt to Devise Local Projectile Point Chronologies

        in the Southern Plains. Transactions of the Ninth Regional Archeological

        Symposium For Southeastern New Mexico and Western Texas, pp. 9-19.

 

Carroll, Warren B.

  1964  A Possible "Alberta" Point Found Near Casper.  The Wyoming

        Archaeologist 7(2):9.

 

Carroll, William B.

  1978  Notes on Two Obsidian Paleo-Indian Points from Val Veerde County,

        Texas.  Journal of the Southern Texas Archeological Association

        La Tierra 5(3):15-16.

 

Carroll, William B.

  1983  Committees and Point Type Classification:  A Reply to Hester.

        Journal of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra

        10(3):43.

 

Chandler, C.K.

  1982  Paleo-Indian Projectile Points From San Patricio County, Texas.

        Journal of the Southern Texas Archeological Association La Tierra

        9(3):26-33.

 

Chandler, C. K.

  1983  Notes on Some Bell Points From San Patricio County, Texas.

        Journal of the Southern Texas Archeological Association La Tierra

        10(3):7-10.

 

Chandler, C.K.

  1983  Paleo-Indian Projectile Points from Kendall County, Texas.

        Journal of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra