These three projectile points all originated within what is now the state of Missouri. As they are each made of a typical, commonly acquired type of stone and they each assume readily identifiable types, they are not likely special points for ceremonial use. Because each assumes a regular, identifiable form, these were clearly made by practiced flintknappers who very … [Read more...] about Ancient Native American Projectile Points from Missouri by Cierra Carter
Ancient Native American stone points from the American Midwest and Great Plains are often comparable to stone points in Mesoamerica, as although they were made at different times and the types of stone may differ, similar points were often developed for similar purposes in different parts of the world. Comparison illustrates that the Midwest Cahokia Point and the Great Plains … [Read more...] about Ozarks vs. Mesoamerican Projectile Points: A Comparison: Researched by Matthew Thomas