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Salzer, Robert J., and Mark Stock1961 A Fluted Point From Jefferson County. Wisconsin Archaeologist 42(3):133-135.
Sander, Dan
1959 Fluted Points From Madden Lake. Panama Archaeologist 2:39-51. Panama.
Saner, Bryant, Jr.
1995 An In Situ Clovis Point Find From Kerr County. Journal of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra 22(3):20-23.
Schambach, Frank F.
1970 Pre-Caddoan Cultures in the Trans-Mississippi South. Ph.D. Dissertation, Harvard University, Cambridge.
Scoggin, Charles
1940 Folsom and Nepesta Points. American Antiquity 5(4):291-298.
Scott, Jerry
1974 A Copena Point Cache. Central States Archaeological Journal 21(3):143.
Scully, Edward G.
1951 Some Central Mississippi Valley Projectile Point Types. Mimeographed Manuscript, Museum Of Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Secrist, Clarence W.
n.d. Simplified Identification Guide to Stone Relics of the American Indians. Second edition. Secrist, Deerfield, Missouri. {price guide probably published around 1972-1976, but there may be newer editions by now.}
Seeman, Mark F.
1975 Buck Creek Barbed Projectile Points. Central States Archeological Journal 22(3):106-109.
Seeman, Mark F., G. Summers, E. Dowd, and L. Morris
1994 Fluted Point Characteristics at Three Large Sites: The Implications for Modelling Early Paleoindian Settlement Patterns in Ohio. In: The First Discovery of America: Archaeological Evidence of the Early Inhabitants of the Ohio Area, pp. 77-93, The Ohio Archaeological Council, Columbus.
Seeman, M., and O. Prufer
1982 An Updated Distribution of Ohio Fluted Points. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 7(2):155-169.
Shackley, M. Steven
1996 Ishi was Not Necessarily The Last Full-Blodded Yahi: Some Inferences For Hunter Gatherer Style And Ethnicity. Berkeley Archaeology 3(2):1-3. (A comparison of Ishi's projectile points with those of late prehistoric/contact period archaeological sites, 3 photos.)
Shippee, J.M.
1957 The Diagnostic Point Type of the Nebo Hill Complex. Missouri Archaeologist 19(3):42-48.
Shumate, M.
1958 Projectile Points From the Surface Near Great Falls, Montana. Archaeology in Montana 1(3):3-4.
Shutler, M.E., and D. Shutler, Jr.
1959 Clovis-Like Points from Nevada. Masterkey 33:30-32. Southwest Museum, Highland Park, Los Angeles.
Simpson, J. Clarence
1948 Folsom-like Points from Florida. Florida Anthropologist 1(1-2):11-15.
Skinner, S. Alan, and Randle Rash
1969 A Clovis Fluted Point From Hood County, Texas. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 40:1-2.
Slaughter, Mark C., Lee Fratt, Kirk Anderson, and Richard V. Ahlstrom
1992 Making and Using Stone Artifacts: A Context for Evaluating Lithic Sites in Arizona. SWAC Archaeological Report No. 92-5. Tucson. Arizona State Parks Project ID No. SP9017-50. {includes dictonary of lithic terms, including projectile point type definintions.}
Smail, William
1951 Some Early Archaic Projectile Points From the St. Louis Area. Illinois State Archaeological Journal 2(1):11-16.
Smith, Calvin B.
1965 A New Method of Projectile Point Classification and Site Survey, South-east New Mexico and West Texas, Symposium Papers. Vol. 1, Lea County Archeological Society, Hobbs, New Mexico. page 17.
1974 Description Of A Distinctive Projectile Point from Southeastern New Mexico. Archaeological Society of New Mexico Awanyu 2(2):20-25.
Smith, P.E.L.
1961 Fluted Points in Paris. American Antiquity 26(3):428-431.
Smith, Ray
1984 Notes on Three Iron Projectile Points From South Texas. Journal of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra 11(3):28-30.
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