Smoke's Points: From Smith to Swope

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Smith, Timothy D., and Clay M. Garrett

1992 A Folsom Point From Southeast Dallas County. Journal of the Southern Texas Archaeological Association La Tierra 19(1):13-14.

Solecki, Rose L.

1992 More on Hafted Projectile Points in the Mousterian. Journal of Field Archaeology 19:207-212.

Sollberger, J.B.

1967 A New Type Arrow Point with Speculation as to its Origin. Dallas Archeological Society, The Record 23(3):12-22.

1970 The Rockwell Point. Oklahoma Anthropological Society Newsletter 18(2).

1970 Preforms Are Not Projectile Points. Oklahoma Anthropological Society Bulletin 19:151-154.

1971 On Replicating an Angostura Dart Point. South Texas Archeological Society Newsletter, Special Issue 1:1-19. Crystal City, Texas.

1977 On Fluting Folsoms: Notes on Recent Experiments. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 48:47-52.

1978 Comment on Point #13: Eden (FE 1:1, 18-20). Flintknappers' Exchange 1(2):30.

1988 On Replicating Fluted Projectile Points. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 59:1-17.

Sollberger, J.B., and Leland W. Patterson

1980 Attributes of Experimental Folsom Points and Channel Flakes. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 51:289-300.

Spears, Donald G.

1981 Van Buren Dovetails. Iowa Archaeological Society Newsletter No.98, p7.

Staats, F. Dayton

1980 Projectile Point Conversion. Bulletin of the Archaeological Society of New Jersey 36:13-16.

1986 Function of the Perkiomen Broad Point: Another Point of View. Pennsylvannia Archaeologist 56(1):37-41.

Stallicop, E.

1966 The Distribution in Montana of Varient Basaly Indented Projectile Points. Archaeology in Montana 7(2):6-9.

Stanford, Dennis

1978 Comment on the Denver Series: Point #13 Eden. Flintknappers' Exchange 1(2):18-22.

Stanford, D. J., and M.A. Jodry

1988 The Drake Clovis Cache. Current Research in the Pleistocene 5:21-22.

Steege, Louis C. and Warren W. Welch

1961 Stone Artifacts of the Northwestern Plains. Northwestern Plains Publishing Co., Colorado Springs, CO., Division of Wil-Aren Originals, Dept. of Archaeology, Box 72, Colorado Springs, CO. (S10?) {hard cover; limited; very simple drawings)

Steeves, H. R.

1956 A Small Collection of Paleo-American Points From Alabama. Tennessee Archaeologist 14(2):22-27.

Steward, Julian H.

1964 Types of Types. American Anthropologist 56(1):54-57.

Stockton, Eugene D.

1970 Some Observations on Bondi Points. Mankind 7(3):227-229.

Stoltman, James B.

1993 A Reconsideration of Fluted Point Diversity in Wisconsin. In: Archaeologyt in Eastern North America: Papers in Honor of Stephen Williams, edited by J.B. Stoltman, pp. 61-72. Mississippi Department of Archives and History Archaeological Report 25, Jackson.

Stoltman, James B., and K. Workman

1969 A Preliminary Study of Wisconsin Fluted Points. The Wisconsin Archeologist 50(4):189-214.

Straley, Wilson

1937 Flint Arrows and Spearheads from Nuckolls County, Nebraska. National Archeological News 1(7):8-9.

Suhm, Dee Ann, Alex D. Krieger, and Edward B. Jelks

1954 An Introductory Handbook of Texas Archeology. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society, No. 25.

Suhm, Dee Ann, and Edward B. Jelks

1962 Handbook of Texas Archeology: Type Descriptions. Texas Archeological Society Special Publications No.1 and Texas Memorial Museum Bulletin No. 4.

Swauger, James, and William J. Mayer-Oakes

1952 A Fluted Point From Costa Rica. American Antiquity 17(3):264-265.

Swope, Robert, Jr.

1982 Indian Artifacts of the East and South: Identification Guide. American Indian Books. American Indian Bks, Joe Thompson, 9868 Diamond Point Dr, St Louis, MO 63123 {limited}

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