Bone or antler point that has been splintered longitudinally. Field Forms(see Burke Archives): Coordinates: 2' W of NE corner 2'6" S of NE corner Depth: 7" Excavator: Liston & Forbes Date: 10/12/49 Inclusive Level 1. 4/29/97, C.Tyler

Ground and polished mammal bone fragment in 2 separate pieces. Glued in 1 place on smaller piece and in 4 places on larger piece with cut marks at wide end. Glue has left shiny residue over much of both pieces, tied together at either end with acid-free string. R. Williams 2/4/98

Fragment grooved on one side along length from end to end. Opposite point, end notch carved, probably for shaft/hafting. (TLP 03/01/01)

Splintered fragment; both ends terminating in points; prob due to splintering. Bipoint? (TLP 02/28/01)

Splintered and polished into sharp point at one end, broken previously at other. Point? (TLP 02/28/01)

Splintered into point

Splintered fragment is pointed at each end. (TLP 02-28-01)

Splintered into point on one end. Other end appears to have been cut perpendicular to length. (TLP 02-27-01)

Bone splintered on one end to form point. The point is fluted on one side and the base is grooved to accomodate hafting on to the shaft. C. Svensson 6/4/02

Fragment grooved on one side along length from end to end. Opposite point, v-shaped end carved, probably for shaft and hafting. C Svensson 6/2/02