STILWELL

  DESCRIPITION:
The Stilwell is a corner-notched point that has an expanded stem and a straight to slightly concave basal edge.
Blade edges are straight to convex or recurved and sometimes serrated.
Basal thinning is common. Named by Gergory Perino.

Age and Culture:
 Early Archaic, dating in the 7000 B.C. range

Distribution:
 Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas.

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Text and Pictures Provided By: Eric C. Wagner