Smoke's Points: From Collins to Custer

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Collins, Michael B., and Karen S. Collins

1990 A Metal Arrowpoint Found Embedded in the Moore-Hancock Log House. Journal of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra 17(3):13-19.

Converse, Robert N.

1973 Ohio Flint Types. A Special Publication of the Archaeological Society of Ohio. Originally published as Volume 13(4):77-120, of the Ohio Archaeologist. Revised in 1966, and again for this publication. {subjective and outdated (nb. "flint" = arrowhead in Ohio)

Cook, T.G.

1976 Koster: An Artifact Analysis of Two Archaic Phases in Westcentral Illinois. Northwestern Archeological Program, Prehistoric Records 1, and Koster Research Report 3.

Cook, Thomas Genn

1976 Broadpoint: Culture, Phase, Horizon, Tradition, or Knife. Journal of Anthropological Research 32:337-357.

Cooper, B.

1974 A Fluted Point From McMullen County, Texas. Journal of the Southern Texas Archeological Association La Tierra 1(3):18.

Cooper, Peter P.

1970 Rowan Points. Central States Archaeological Journal 17(3):112-115.

Copeland, J.M. and R.E. Fike

1988 Fluted Projectile Points in Utah. Utah Archaeology 1:5-28.

Corliss, David W.

1972 Neck Width of Projectile Points: An Index of Culture Continuity and Change. Occasional Papers of the Idaho State University Museum No.29. Pocatello.

Cornelissen, E.

1988 A Study of Flint Arrowheads of the Provences of Brabant and Limburg (Belgium). Helinium 28(2):192-222.

Cox, Kim A., and Herman A. Smith

1991 Perdiz Point Damage Analysis. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 60:283-301.

Crabtree, Don E.

1973 Experiments in Replicating Hohokam Points. The Journal of the Idaho State Museum Tebiwa 16:10-45.

Cressman, Luther S.

1947 Further Information on Projectile Points From Oregon. American Antiquity 13(2):177-179.

Crook, Wilson W., Jr., and R. K. Harris

1955 Scottsbluff Points in the Obshner Site Near Dallas Texas. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 26:75-100

Cruxent, J.M.

1970 Projectile Points with Pliestocene Mammals in Venezuela. Antiquity 44:223-225.

Culberson, Linda Crawford

1993 Arrowheads and Spear Points in the Prehistoric Southeast: A Guide to Understanding Cultural Artifacts. University Press of Mississippi, Jackson, MS. LCK E78 S65 C85 1993, {limited but introductory}

Curry, Marianne, Michael J. O'Brian, and Michael K. Trimble

1985 The Classification of Pointed, Hafted Bifaces. Missouri Archaeologist 46:77-189.

Custer, Jay F.

1983 Quantitive Analysis of Shenks Ferry and Susquehannock Projectile

1984 An Analysis of Fluted Points and Paleo-Indian Site Locations from the Delmarva Peninsula. Bulletin of the Archaeological Society of Delaware 16:1-26.

1985 Standards for Systematic Stratigraphic and Typological Nomencalture: A Proposal. Paper presented at the 1985 Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

1986 Analysis of Early Holocene Projectile Points and Site Locations on the Delmarva Peninsula. Archaeology of Eastern North America 14:45-64.

1991 Notes on Broadspear Function. Archaeology in Eastern North America 19:51-73.

1996 A Guide to Prehistoric Arrowheads and Spear Points of Delaware. Center For Archaeological Research, Department of Anthropology, University of Delaware, Newark.

Custer, Jay F., and D. C. Bachman

1986 Analysis of Projectile Point Morphology, Use Wear, and Activity Areas at the Hawthorn Site (7NC-E-46), New Castle County, Delaware. Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology 2:37-62.

Custer, Jay F., and Glenn S. Mellin

1986 Analysis of "Broadspears" from Delaware: Form, Function, and Distribution. Archaeological Society of Delaware Bulletin 22:1-29.

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