Girl finds pre-historic projectile point on Long Branch beach, less than a month after LBI discovery Unfinished projectile point, designed for spears, likely from Early Woodland period, c. 500 BC ...
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The Clovis people made projectile points out of quartz crystals – possibly because they thought they had supernatural properties
The earliest hunter-gatherers in the Americas were expert stone knappers, and fashioned a variety of tools and weapons out of ...
Fort McCoy has hosted archaeological investigations for several decades, and these investigations have been performed by dozens of archaeologists of varying backgrounds. The goal of the lead ...
A 15,000-year-old projectile may provide indirect evidence for how and when people first arrived in the Americas.Credit: Center for the Study of the First Americans, Texas A&M University Thousands of ...
The appearance of bow and arrow technology in the archaeological record of Wisconsin occurred approximately 1,500 years ago during a time archaeologists refer to or identify as the Late Woodland ...
In this area's ancient history, a hard rock could determine where the next meal was coming from. A cache of projectile points and the blank rocks from which more could be made, was found in West ...
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