Harrell

GENERAL DESCRIPTION : This small, thin triangular arrow point has side notches and a basal notch. Side edges are straight to slightly convex and the basal edge is straight to slightly concave. Notches are usually narrow and deeper than they are wide. Similar and sometimes identical points are found in other parts of the country. Such as the Cahokia point in Illinois and Missouri and the Desert type in the West. The Harrell point was named by Dee Ann Suhm , Alex D. Krieger and Edward B. Jelks { 1954 : 500 }

AGE AND CULTURE : Primarily associated with prehistoric plains Caddoan groups dating from A.D. 1100 to A.D. 1500.