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Bonham Associated Dates: 1200 – 600 Y.B.P.
BONHAM POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (14 images: 7 source images/7 thumbnails)
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ABOVE, LEFT: BONH01 AND BONH02: Bonham point; Titus Co., Texas; 1.5 inches (37.5mm)
ABOVE, LEFT: BONH04: Bonham point; Denton Co., Texas)
ABOVE: BONH06: Bonham point; eastern Texas or Louisiana; 1.5 inches (37.5mm); first of two images. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com)
ABOVE: BONH07: second of two views of Bonham point described above. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com) End of Bonham - Complete Bonito Notched Associated Dates: 1000 – 800 Y.B.P.
BONITO POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (26 images: 13 source images/13 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BONIT01 AND BONIT02: Bonito Notched point; San Juan Co., New Mexico; 1.875 inches (47.6mm); agate. Source: Swartifacts dot com)
ABOVE, LEFT: BONIT03 AND BONIT04: Bonito Notched point; San Juan Co., New Mexico; 1.2 inches (31mm); agatized wood. Source: Swartifacts dot com)
ABOVE: BONIT07 AND BONIT08: Bonito Notched point; San Juan Co., New Mexico; 1.0 inch (25.4mm). Source: Swartifacts dot com)
ABOVE: BONIT09: Bonito Notched point; northwest New Mexico; 1.5 inches (38.1mm); first of three views. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com)
ABOVE: BONIT10: second of three views of Bonito Notched point described above. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com)
ABOVE: BONIT11: third of three views of Bonito Notched point described above. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com)
ABOVE: BONIT12 AND BONIT13: Bonito Notched point; San Juan Co., New Mexico; 1.0 inch (25.4mm). Source: Tony Wright, Arrowheads dot com) End of Bonito Notched - Complete Borax Lake Wide Stemmed Associated Dates: 8000 – 3000 Y.B.P. (NOTE: the University of Indiana assigns a date range of "greater than 4500 years" to this point form)
Distribution: Lake County, Oregon "and surrounding regions" according to the University of Indiana General Description: "…large and thick; stems generally squared and nearly as thick as the blade." – U. of Indiana
ABOVE: BORAX01 AND BORAX02: Borax Wide Stemmed point; no specific location and no size given End of Borax Wide Stemmed - Complete Bottle Neck (Benton) Bottle Neck (Table Rock) Bradford Associated Dates: 2000 – 800 Y.B.P.
Distribution: Lake County, Oregon "and surrounding regions" according to the University of Indiana General Description: "…large and thick; stems generally squared and nearly as thick as the blade." – U. of Indiana
ABOVE: BRAD01 AND BRAD02: Bradford point; Pasco Co., Florida
ABOVE: BRAD03: Bradford point; Gilchrist Co., Florida End of Bradford - Complete Bradley Spike Associated Dates: 4000 – 1800 Y.B.P.
ABOVE: BRADLEY01: Bradley Spike point; no location; 2.5 inches (63.5mm). Source: Arrowheadhunters dot com End of Bradley Spike - Complete Brannon Side-Notched Associated Dates: More Info Needed BRANNON SIDE-NOTCHED POINT IMAGE GALLERY (14 images: 7 source images/7 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BRANN01: Brannon Side-Notched point; Clark Co., Iowa; 3.19 inches (79.75mm); first of five images
ABOVE: BRANN02: second view of Brannon Side-Notched point described in frame #01
ABOVE: BRANN03: third view of Brannon Side-Notched point described in frame #01
ABOVE: BRANN04: fourth view of Brannon Side-Notched point described in frame #01
ABOVE: BRANN05: fifth of five views of Brannon Side-Notched point described in frame #01
ABOVE: BRANN06: Brannon Side-Notched drill (identified by Greg Perino); southwest Missouri; Strawberry chert; 3.38 inches (85.8mm); first of two views. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com
ABOVE: BRANN07: second of two views of Side-Notched Brannon drill described above. Source: Chris Merriam, Arrowheadsonline dot com End of Brannon Side Notched - Complete Brazos Brazos Fishtail Brewerton Corner Notched Associated Dates: 6000 – 4000 Y.B.P.
ABOVE: BREWCN01: Brewerton Corner Notched point variants. Source: London Chapter, Ontario Archaeological Society BREWERTON CORNER NOTCHED POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (40 images: 20 source images/20 thumbnails)
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ABOVE: BREWCN02 AND BREWCN03: Brewerton Corner Notched point; no other details
ABOVE: BREWCN04: Brewerton Corner Notched points
ABOVE: BREWCN05: Brewerton Corner Notched point; Berks Co., Pennsylvania; 1.5 inches (38.1mm); jasper 5
ABOVE: BREWCN06 AND BREWCN07: Brewerton Corner Notched point; French Creek, Erie Co., Pennsylvania; 1.75 inches (44.4mm); Onondaga chert
ABOVE: BREWCN08 AND BREWCN09: Brewerton Corner Notched point; Hampshire Co., West Virginia; 2.25 inches (56.25mm)
ABOVE: BREWCN10 AND BREWCN11: Brewerton Corner Notched point; Stoddard Co., Missouri; 1.13 inches (28.7mm); Burlington chert
ABOVE: BREWCN12 AND BREWCN13: Brewerton Corner Notched point; Hampshire Co., West Virginia; 1.75 inches (44.4mm); chert. Source: Relicman2
ABOVE: BREWCN14 AND BREWCN15: Brewerton Corner Notched point; Ontario (possibly York Co.), Canada; 1.7 inches (44mm). Source: Royal Ontario Museum
ABOVE: BREWCN16: Brewerton Corner Notched point; Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; 2.18 inches (55.3mm); quartzite; first of two views. Source: Whalens-artifacts dot com
ABOVE: BREWCN17: second of two views of Brewerton Corner Notched point described above. Source: Whalens-artifacts dot com
ABOVE: BREWCN18: Brewerton Corner Notched point; Livingston Co., New York; 1.875 inches (47.6mm); first of three views. Source: Whalens-artifacts dot com
ABOVE: BREWCN19: second of three views of Brewerton Corner Notched point described above in frame #18. Source: Whalens-artifacts dot com
ABOVE: BREWCN20: third of three views of Brewerton Corner Notched point described above in frame #18. Source: Whalens-artifacts dot com End of Brewerton Corner Notched - Complete Brewerton Eared Associated Dates: 6000 – 4000 Y.B.P.
ABOVE: BREWE01 AND BREWE02: Brewerton Eared point; Oxford Co., Ontario, Canada. Source: Royal Ontario Museum End of Brewerton Eared - Complete Brewerton Eared Triangle Associated Dates: 6000 - 4000 Y.B.P. - Middle to Late Archaic Also See: Autauga, Brewerton Eared-Notched, Kittatinny, Steubenville Stemmed (aka Fox Creek), Stubby Shallow Side Notched, Salt River Side Notched, Yadkin Eared
Location: Eastern to Midwestern United States Morphology:Lanceolate
General Description: The Brewerton Eared Triangle is one of four types in the Brewerton family of points. The Brewerton Eared Triangle is a small to medium sized, relatively thin, isosceles triangular bladed point with excurvate blade edges. It has no true stem but very slight indentations which resemble side notches that are just above small extending ears or auricles. The ears are usually well knapped in a delicately chipped manner and extend beyond the base. The base is usually concave and may be ground. When the point is held with the distal end pointing down the overall outline resembles a cow's head. The Brewerton Eared Triangle is a minority or rare member of the Brewerton family comprising only 5.3% of the total point series recovered from the Robbinson site. Ritchie suggests that the type integrates well with the Brewerton Eared-Notched type and may have developed from it. Most examples from the original Brewerton sites are made of local flints, carefully knapped by pressure flaking techniques. In southern New England the point can be made from local materials such as quartz, slate and siltstone. The Brewerton Eared Triangle is not commonly found and is rather a rare point in typical assemblages. However its primary distribution area is in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It is possibly found in very rare occurrences in Ohio, Indiana, Virginia, Kentucky, West Virginia and eastern Illinois. The size of the Brewerton Eared Triangle point can range from 22 mm to 55 mm in length with the typical point being in the 27 mm to 38 mm range. The point is usually one-half to two times as long as it is wide. Average thickness is 6 mm. The Brewerton Eared Triangle was named by William A. Ritchie for specimens found at the type sites in Brewerton, Oswego County, New York. ABOVE: BREWET01: Brewerton Eared Triangle point; see below for description About The Point Above: The beautiful and large Brewerton Eared Triangle point pictured was a surface find in a creek bed near the town of Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts. It is made from a glossy dark grayish flint material which has much lighter colored gray mottled inclusions. It has been finely flaked and is thin for its size. The edges are quite sharp and the point is highly patinated. The basal area is ground as are the ears or auricles and the areas just above the auricles. Overall, the point measures 49 mm in length, is 34 mm wide (at the auricles) and is only 6 mm thick. The blade measures 28 mm in width. The concavity of the base is 4.5 mm in depth. (TEXT SOURCE: Art Gumbus, Lithics-Net) ABOVE: BREWET02: Brewerton Eared Triangle point; Huntingburg, Indiana; 1.0 inch (25.4mm) ABOVE: BREWET03 AND BREWET04: Brewerton Eared Triangle point; Ontario Co., New York; 1.25 inches (31.7mm); first two of three views. Source: Whalens-artifacts dot com ABOVE: BREWET05: third of three views of Brewerton Eared Triangle point described above in frame #03. Source: Whalens-artifacts dot com End of Brewerton Eared Triangle - Complete Brewerton Side-Notched Associated Dates: 6000 – 4000 Y.B.P. ABOVE: BREWCN01: Brewerton Side Notched point variants. Source: London Chapter, Ontario Archaeological Society BREWERTON CORNER NOTCHED POINT THUMBNAIL GALLERY (40 images: 20 source images/20 thumbnails) End of Brewerton Side Notched Thumbnails - Complete
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