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Thought to be a Northern Stylistic
Variant of a Late Paleo Indian Cultural
Tradition that stretched from the Plains
to Northern North America between 6000 - 3000 B.C.
Reference: Prehistory of North
Alaskan-Handbook of North American Indians Volume 5 Arctic-
Douglas D. Anderson
These points have excellent parallel-oblique flaking
Similar to Eden, First View and
Alberta Types
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Overall Length:
2.1"
Thickness:
.29"
Point width:
.52"
Base Length:
.32"
Base width:
.39"
Lithic Comp:
Black Chert |
Overall Length:
2.1"
Thickness:
.24"
Point width:
.49"
Base Length:
.34"
Base width:.42"
Lithic Comp:
Black Chert |
Overall Length:
2.6"
Thickness:
.30"
Point width:
.54"
Base Length:
.40"
Base width:
.43"
Lithic Comp.:
Light Gray Chert
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Overall Length:
2.6"
Thickness:
.30"
Point width:
.54"
Base Length:
.29"
Base width:
.39"
Lithic Comp.:
Brown Chert |
Overall Length:
2.5"
Thickness:
.26"
Point width:.56"
Base Length:
.36"
Base width: .43"
Lithic Comp.:
Light Gray Chert |
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This point is from Wales,
Alaska and possibly dates to the Denbigh Flint Complex 4500 - 5000 B.P.
Ex: Koneg (Original
Collector) |
This point is from Wales,
Alaska and possibly dates to the Denbigh Flint Complex 4500 - 5000 B.P.
Ex: Eklund
Ex: Knowlton |
This point is from
Shishmaref, Alaska and possibly dates to the Denbigh Flint Complex 4500 - 5000
B.P.
Ex: Eklund
Ex: Knowlton |
Pt. Barrow
Denbigh Flint Complex 4500
- 5000 B.P.
Ex: Tom Kennedy |
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Alaskan First View Type |
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Acasta Lake Complex 7000 B.P.
Overall Length:
1.720"
Thickness: .301"
Point width:
.574"
Base Length:
.518"
Base width:
.513"
Lithic Comp.:
Gray Chert |
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Ex: Favell Museum, (Guy
Gilbert Collection) |
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Alaskan
Alberta Type |
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Overall Length:
1.596"
Thickness:
.218"
Point width:
.464"
Base Length:
.372"
Base width:
.339"
Lithic Comp:
Mottled Black Chert |
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Ex: Nels G. Hanson Collection, Kotzebue Alaska |