Description: “Medium to Large size broad stem point with expanded base and drooping “umbrella” shoulders.” (Overstreet 7th Edition p. 387) This typology is suggested to be morphologically similar to the Kirk Corner Notch cluster. Form is seen as cross between Kirk and Lost Lake. This distinctive form is beveled on all four sides of the blade, and has archaic pressure and percussion flaking. (Stone Age Spear & Arrow Points, Justice, p. 71)
Age: Middle to Late Archaic, 5000-3000 B.P.
Distribution: Central & South Eastern regions
Origin: Barren CO. Kentucky
Material: Sonora flint, rind appears on base & tip.
Length: 2 7/8”
Width: 1 1/4”
Davis COA
Picture and Text provided by Robert Grimmer