Decatur
- Time Period : 10000-3000 B.P.
- Location : Eastern to Midwestern states.
- Shape : Corner Notched
Description:
A small to medium size, serrated, corner notched point that is usually beveled on one side of each face. The base is usually broken off (fractured) by a blow inward from each corner of the stem. Sometimes the sides of the stem and backs of the tangs are also fractured, and in rare cases, the tip may be fractured by a blow on each side directed towards the base. Bases are usually ground and flaking is of high quality. Basal fracturing also occurs in Kirk, Motley, St. Charles and Snyders.
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