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Bitterroot Associated Dates: 7000 – 5000 Y.B.P.
BITTERROOT POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (12 images: 6 source images/6 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BITTER01: Bitterroot point; the Dalles, Oregon; 1.38 inches (35mm); first of two views. Source: Bcartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BITTER02: second of two views of Bitterroot point described above
ABOVE, LEFT: BITTER03: Bitterroot point; no other details
ABOVE: BITTER05 AND BITTER06: Bitterroot point; Bitterroot National Forest, Idaho Co., Idaho; basalt. Source: Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian http://www.americanindian.si.edu Black Mesa Narrow Neck Associated Dates: 2000 – 1200 Y.B.P.
BLACK MESA NARROW NECK THUMBNAIL GALLERY (28 images: 14 source images/14 thumbnails)
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ABOVE, LEFT: BMESA01 and BMESA02: Black Mesa Narrow Neck point; San Juan Co., New Mexico; 2.0 inches (50.8mm). Source: Swartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BMESA05, BMESA06 AND BMESA07: Black Mesa Narrow Neck point; San Juan Co., Utah; 2.18 inches (55.3mm); agate. Source: Swartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BMESA08 and BMESA09: Black Mesa Narrow Neck point; San Juan Co., New Mexico; 2.18 inches (55.3mm); sugar quartz. Source: Swartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BMESA10 AND BMESA11: Black Mesa Narrow Neck point; northern Arizona; 1.8 inches (45.7mm); first two of three views. Source: Tony Wright, Arrowheads dot com
ABOVE: BMESA12: third of three views of Black Mesa Narrow Neck point described above in frame #10. Source: Tony Wright, Arrowheads dot com
ABOVE: BMESA13 AND BMESA14: Black Mesa Narrow Neck point; Apache Co., Arizona; 1.6 inches (40.6mm). Source: Tony Wright, Arrowheads dot com End of Black Mesa Narrow Neck - Complete Black Rock Concave Associated Dates: 7000 – 5000 Y.B.P.
BLACK ROCK CONCAVE THUMBNAIL GALLERY (20 images: 10 source images/10 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BRCONCAV01: Black Rock Concave point; 2.25 inches (56.25mm); from the Black Rock Concave site, Humboldt Co., Nevada; first of two views. Source: Bcartifacts.com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV02: second of two views of Black Rock Concave point described above. Source: Bcartifacts.com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV03: Black Rock Concave point; location not provided; 2.06 inches (52.3mm)
ABOVE: BRCONCAV04: Black Rock Concave point (identified by Ben Stermer); Black Rock Desert, Nevada; 2.38 inches (60.4mm); first of two views. Source: Highdesertartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV05: second of two views of Black Rock Concave point described above. Source: Highdesertartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV06: Black Rock Concave point; details to follow. Source: Highdesertartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV07: Black Rock Concave point; Black Rock Desert near the South Jackson Mountain Range, Nevada; 2.38 inches (60.4mm); obsidian; first of two views. Source: Highdesertartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV08: second of two views of Black Rock Concave point described above. Source: Highdesertartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV09: Black Rock Concave point; Silver Lake, Oregon; 1.875 inches (47.6mm); first of two views. Source: Highdesertartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BRCONCAV10: second of two views of Black Rock Concave point described above. Source: Highdesertartifacts dot com End of Black Rock Concave - Complete Blevins Associated Dates: 1200 – 600 Y.B.P.
ABOVE: BLEV01 AND BLEV02: Blevins point; southeast Oklahoma; 1.38 inches (35mm). Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com End of Blevins - Complete Boggy Branch Type I Associated Dates: 9000 – 6000 Y.B.P.
BOGGY BRANCH POINT TYPE I THUMBNAIL GALLERY (12 images: 6 source images/6 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BOG01: Boggy Branch Type I points LEFT, RIGHT and MIDDLE AT TOP; point 1n MIDDLE, BOTTOM, is a Type II Boggy Branch
ABOVE: BOG02: Boggy Branch Type I at far right; points left and middle are Boggy Branch Type II’s. Source: Sonandersonartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BOG03: Boggy Branch point, Type I
ABOVE: BOG04: Boggy Branch point, Type I; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.5 inches (63.5mm). Source: Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOG04: Boggy Branch point, Type I; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.5 inches (63.5mm). Source: Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOG04: Boggy Branch point, Type I; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.5 inches (63.5mm). Source: Riversoftime dot comABOVE: BOG05: Boggy Branch point, Type I; Brooks Co., Georgia; 2.63 inches (66.8mm); first of two views. Source: www.riversoftime.com Boggy Branch Type 1 - Complete Boggy Branch Type 2 Associated Dates: 9000 – 6000 Y.B.P
BOGGY BRANCH POINT TYPE II THUMBNAIL GALLERY (34 images: 17 source images/17 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BOGG01: Boggy Branch Type II No further information
ABOVE: BOGG02: Boggy Branch Type II points left and middle; Boggy Branch Type I point far right. Source: Sonandersonartifacts dot com
ABOVE: BOGG03: Boggy Branch Type I points LEFT, RIGHT and MIDDLE AT TOP; point in MIDDLE, BOTTOM, is a Type II Boggy Branch
ABOVE, LEFT: BOGG04: Boggy Branch Type II point ABOVE, MIDDLE: BOGG05: Boggy Branch Type II points ABOVE, RIGHT: BOGG06: Boggy Branch point, Type II
ABOVE: BOGG07 AND BOGG08: Boggy Branch Type II point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 1.75 inches (44.5mm). Source: Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOGG09: according to Jacky Fuller (see source note), this is a Boggy Branch point, Type II, that appears to be a first-stage example; Suwannee Co., Florida; 3.5 inches (88.9mm). Source: Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOGG10: Boggy Branch point, Type II; Flint River, Georgia; 2.63 inches (66.8mm); first of six views
ABOVE: BOGG11: second of six views of Boggy Branch point described above in frame #11
ABOVE: BOGG12: third of six views of Boggy Branch point described above in frame #11
ABOVE: BOGG13 AND BOGG14: fourth and fifth of six views of Boggy Branch point described above in frame #11
ABOVE: BOGG15: sixth of six views of Boggy Branch point described above in frame #11
ABOVE: BOGG16: Boggy Branch point, Type II; Brooks Co., Georgia; 2.38 inches (60.4mm); first of two views. Source: www.riversoftime.com
ABOVE: BOGG17: second of two views of Boggy Branch point, Type II, described above. Source: www.riversoftime.com End of Boggy Branch Type 2 - Complete Bois D’Arc Associated Dates: unknown as yet Distribution: unknown as yet
ABOVE: BOIS01: Bois D’Arc point; Arkansas River, northeast Arkansas; 2.25 inches (57.1mm); first of two views. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline.com
ABOVE: BOIS02: second of two views of Bois D’Arc point described above. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline.com End of Bois D’Arc - Complete Bokoshe Associated Dates: not yet determined by this researcher; if contemporaneous with Sallisaw, range would be 800 – 600 Y.B.P.
ABOVE: BOK01: Bokoshe points (extremely rare; believed to be a Sallisaw point variant); Spiro Mounds Site, south bank of Arkansas River, eastern Oklahoma. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline.com End ofBokoshe - Complete Bolen Associated Dates: 10,000 - 9000 Y.B.P. - Early Archaic Also See: Big Sandy, Hardaway, Lost Lake, Rhomboid, Thebes Location: Primarily Florida, Southern Georgia and Southern Alabama Morphology: Side Notched / Corner Notched *PLEASE NOTE: This entry called “Bolen” only provides an overview of Bolen point classification. It contains example images and text description to this end, but there is no thumbnail gallery or large contingent of point images. These will be found under Bolen Plain and Bolen Beveled entries which follow.
General Description: The Bolen Cluster of point types is a medium to large sized group of dart points or knife forms that have in common a triangular blade shape outline with straight to slightly convex or recurved blade edges. The blade edges may be beveled and/or serrated. A unique and rather confusing attribute of this type or cluster is the fact that the Bolen family has five different stem configurations or shapes or subtypes. In the following descriptions, I will refer to these as subtypes. The first subtype (Bolen Expanded or "E" Notched) has internally expanded side notches, barbed shoulders and a convex basal edge. The second subtype (Bolen Side Notched) has regular side notches, a straight basal edge and rounded basal corners. The third subtype (Bolen Corner Notched) has corner notches, barbed shoulders and a large expanding stem. This subtype may be a Plevna variant and is related to the Lost Lake type. The fourth subtype has short corner notches, barbed shoulders and a short wide stem. The fifth subtype (Bolen Recurvate) has side notches and recurved basal edge. This type can be very difficult to identify with total certainty. *MY NOTE: Guides, such as the Overstreet series, use a different ID system. Overstreet employs the following two basic categories, lumping E-Notch forms into BOTH (it’s confusing as hell): 1) Bolen Beveled – basically all Bolens with beveled sides are Bolen Beveled 2) Bolen Plain – everything else: corner-, side-notched – all fall under Bolen Plain Overall, the type has many attributes of the Thebes or Hardaway series of points, being heavily beveled and serrated when reworked. The key for Bolen identification is that the type is primarily found in southern Georgia, Florida and southern Alabama. No average size data for the Bolen point subtypes is provided. The Bolen point was named by Wilfred T. Neill in 1963 for the Bolen Bluff site in Florida.
ABOVE: example of a Bolen E-Notch point, a.k.a. Bolen Expanded point About The Point Above: The Bolen blade pictured above is a subtype one or Bolen Expanded or "E" Notch, with expanded side notches and a concave basal edge. The point is highly reworked and does display serrations and unifacial beveling. The point was found near the town of Bainbridge in Seminole County, Georgia. It is made from a dull highly patinated tan chert. One of the basal ears has a chip removed from the edge in prehistoric times. It measures 55 mm in length, 27.5 mm wide across the barbs and is only 8 mm at its thickest point in mid blade with the majority of the blade being 6 mm in thickness. The stem is 15.5 mm wide at the notches and is 14 mm long. The basal edge has been slightly ground and the barbs are diminished in size due to rework. (TEXT SOUCE: Art Gumbus, Lithics-Net) Bolen Beveled Associated Dates: 10,000 - 9000 Y.B.P. - Early Archaic Also See: Big Sandy, Hardaway, Lost Lake, Rhomboid, Thebes Location: Primarily Florida, Southern Georgia and Southern Alabama Morphology: Side Notched / Corner Notched
BOLEN BEVELED POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (234 images: 117 source images/117 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BOLB01 AND BOLB02: Bolen Beveled points; no other details
ABOVE: BOLB03: Bolen Beveled point; Grady Co., Georgia; 1.56 inches (39mm)
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB06: Bolen Beveled point; Houston Co., Georgia; 1.63 inches (40.75mm)
ABOVE: BOLB08: Bolen Beveled point; Leon Co., Florida; 2.13 inches (53.25mm)
ABOVE: BOLB09: Bolen Beveled point; Alabama; 2.06 inches (51.5mm)
ABOVE: BOLB10 AND BOLB11: Bolen Beveled (E-Notch variant) point; southern Alabama; 2.0 inches (50mm)
ABOVE: BOLB12: Bolen Beveled point; north-central Florida; 2.0 inches (50mm); first of three images
ABOVE: BOLB13: second of three views of Bolen Beveled point described above
ABOVE: BOLB14: third of three views of Bolen Beveled point described above
ABOVE: BOLB15: Bolen Beveled point; Florida; 3.25 inches (81.25mm); first of four images
ABOVE: BOLB16: second of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #15
ABOVE: BOLB17: third of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #15
ABOVE: BOLB18: fourth of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #15
ABOVE: BOLB19: Bolen Beveled point; Georgia; 2.0 inches (50mm); first of three views
ABOVE: BOLB20: second of three views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #19
ABOVE: BOLB21: Bolen Beveled point; central Florida; 2.63 inches (65.75mm); first of four views
ABOVE: BOLB22: second of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #21
ABOVE: BOLB23: fourth of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #21
ABOVE: BOLB24: Bolen Beveled point; central Florida; 2.13 inches (53.25mm); first of four views
ABOVE: BOLB25: second of four images of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #24
ABOVE: BOLB26: third of four images of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #24
ABOVE: BOLB27: fourth of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #24
ABOVE: BOLB28: Bolen Beveled point; Florida; 2.5 inches (62.5mm); first of four views
ABOVE: BOLB29: second of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #28
ABOVE: BOLB30: third of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #28
ABOVE: BOLB31: fourth of four views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #28
ABOVE: BOLB32 AND BOLB33: Bolen Beveled point; Tennessee; 3.5 inches (87.5mm)
ABOVE: BOLB34: Bolen Beveled point; Pasco Co., Florida; 2.13 inches; coral; first of two images
ABOVE: BOLB35: second of two views of Bolen Beveled point described above
ABOVE: BOLB36: Bolen Beveled point; southern Alabama; 2.0 inches (50mm)
ABOVE: BOLB37 AND BOLB38: Bolen beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 1.13 inches (28.25mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB39 AND BOLB40: Bolen beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.5 inches (62.5mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB41 AND BOLB42: Bolen beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.0 inches (50mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB43 AND BOLB44: Bolen beveled point; Hamilton Co., Florida; 2.5 inches (62.5mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB45 AND BOLB46: Bolen beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 1.88 inches (47mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB47 AND BOLB48: Bolen beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.5 inches (62.5mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB49 AND BOLB50: Bolen beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 1.88 inches (47mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB51 AND BOLB52: Bolen beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.38 inches (59.5mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB53 an amazing example of a Bolen Beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 4.75 inches (118.75mm); first of five views. Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB54: second of five views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #53. Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB55: third of five views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #53. Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB56 AND BOLB57: fourth and fifth of five views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #53. Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB58 AND BOLB59: Bolen Beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.5 inches (62.5mm) Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB60 AND BOLB61: Bolen Beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.0 inches (50mm) Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB62 AND BOLB63: Bolen Beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.13 inches (53.25mm) Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLB64 AND BOLB65: Bolen Beveled point; Baker Co., Georgia; 2.25 inches (56.25mm) Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB66: Bolen Beveled point; Taylor Co., Florida; 1.5 inches (37.5mm) Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com ABOVE, RIGHT: BOLB67: Bolen Beveled point; Taylor Co., Florida; 1.63 inches (40.75mm) Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB68: Bolen Beveled point; Hamilton Co., Florida; 2.63 inches (65.75mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB70: Bolen Beveled point; Albany, Georgia; 2.0 inches (50mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE, RIGHT: BOLB72: Bolen Beveled point; Gilchrist Co., Florida; Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE, BOLB73 AND BOLB74: Bolen Beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 1.63 inches (40.75mm)
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB75: Bolen Beveled point; Gilchrist Co., Florida; 1.75 inches (43.75mm)
ABOVE: BOLB77 AND BOLB78: Bolen Beveled point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 1.38 inches (34.5mm)
ABOVE: BOLB79 and BOLB80: Bolen Beveled point; Gilchrist Co., Florida (note contrast between two faces)
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB81: Bolen beveled point; Gilchrist Co., Florida; 2.38 inches (59.5mm)
ABOVE: BOLB83: Bolen beveled point; Gilchrist Co., Florida; 2.13 inches (53.25mm)
ABOVE: BOLB84, BOLB85, BOLB86: Bolen Beveled point; Putnam Co., 1.25 inches (31.25mm)
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB87: Bolen Beveled point; Putnam Co., Florida; 2.0 inches (50mm)
ABOVE: BOLB89: Bolen Beveled point; Dixie Co., Florida; 2.25 inches (56.25mm)
ABOVE: BOLB90 AND BOLB91: Bolen Beveled point; Putnam Co., Florida; 1.75 inches (43.75mm)
ABOVE: BOLB92 AND BOLB93: Bolen Beveled point; Putnam Co., Florida; 1.38 inches (34.5mm)
ABOVE: BOLB94, BOLB95, BOLB96: Bolen Beveled point; Polk Co., Floridang>ABOVE: BOLB84, BOLB85, BOLB86: Bolen Beveled point; Putnam Co., 1.25 inches (31.25mmABOVE: BOLB94, BOLB95, BOLB96: Bolen Beveled point; Polk Co., Florida
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB97: Bolen Beveled point; Leon Co., Florida; 1.75 inches (43.75mm)
ABOVE, RIGHT: BOLB99: Bolen Beveled point; Worth Co., Georgia; 1.9 inches (47.5mm)
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLB100: Bolen Beveled point; Putnam Co., Florida; 2.25 inches (56.25mm)
ABOVE: BOLB102 AND BOLB103: Bolen Beveled point, identified as a rare Recurve variant (and corner Notched) but somewhat problematic from a typological standpoint as what was once known as a Bolen Corner Notched point is now generally typed as a Lost Lake (should be good for a heated discussion or two); Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.13 inches (53.25mm); first two of four views
ABOVE: BOLB104 AND BOLB105: third and fourth of four views of Bolen Beveled point described at length above
ABOVE: BOLB106: Bolen Beveled point; Flint river, Georgia; 1.8 inches (45.7mm); first of six views
ABOVE: BOLB107: second of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #106
ABOVE: BOLB108: third of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #106
ABOVE: BOLB109: fourth of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #106
ABOVE: BOLB110: fifth of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #106
ABOVE: BOLB111: sixth of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #106
ABOVE: BOLB112: Bolen Beveled point; Kinchafoonee Creek, Georgia; 2.0 inches (50.8mm); first of six views
ABOVE: BOLB113: second of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #112
ABOVE: BOLB114: third of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #112
ABOVE: BOLB115: fourth of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #112
ABOVE: BOLB116: fifth of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #112
ABOVE: BOLB117: sixth of six views of Bolen Beveled point described above in frame #112
ABOVE: BOLB118 and BOLB119 (mislabeled as BOLB52 AND BOLB52 - no thumbnails): Bolen beveled point with highly unusual basal variation; Suwannee Co., Florida; 2.25 inches (56.25mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com End of Bolen Beveled - Complete Bolen Beveled Corner Notch Bolen Bevel E-Notch Bolen Plain Associated Dates: 9,000 – 7,000 Y.B.P.
BOLEN PLAIN POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (46 images: 23 source images/23 thumbnails)BOLEN PLAIN POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (46 images: 23 source images/23 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BOLP01: Bolen Plain point; location not stated; 2.13 inches (53.25mm); first of five views
ABOVE: BOLP02: second of five views of Bolen Plain point described above in frame #01
ABOVE: BOLP03: third of five views of Bolen Plain point described above in frame #01
ABOVE: BOLP04: fourth of five views of Bolen Plain point described above in frame #01
ABOVE: BOLP05: fifth of five views of Bolen Plain point described above in frame #01
ABOVE: BOLP06 AND BOLP07: Bolen Plain point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 3.13 inches (78.25mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLP08: Bolen Plain point; Suwannee Co., Florida; 3.38 inches (84.5mm); first of two views. Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLP09: second of two views of Bolen Plain point described above (circle indicates a small area that was restored due to damage). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE: BOLP10: Bolen point; Hernando Co., Florida; 2.38 inches (59.5mm). Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLP11: Bolen point, E-Notch form; Marion Co., Florida; 3.19 inches (79.75mm). Source: Jacky Fuller, Riversoftime dot com
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLP13: Bolen Plain point; Dixie Co., Florida
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLP14: Bolen Plain point; Dixie Co., Florida
ABOVE: BOLP16: Bolen Plain point; Pinellas Co., Florida; 2.63 inches (65.75mm)
ABOVE: BOLP17 AND BOLP18: Bolen point (possibly Recurvate form); Columbia Co., Florida; 1.25 inches (31.25mm)
ABOVE: BOLP19: Bolen Plain point; Putnam Co., Florida; 2.19 inches (54.75mm)
ABOVE: BOLP20: Bolen Plain point; Aucilla River, Florida; 2.13 inches (53.25mm)
ABOVE, LEFT: BOLP21: Bolen Plain point; Leon Co., Florida; 1.75 inches (43.75mm)
ABOVE: BOLP23: Bolen Plain point; North Pasco, Florida End of Bolen Plain - Complete End of Bitterroot to Bolen - Complete |
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