This is a list of notable documented styles of projectile points (arrowheads, bird points, spearheads, knives) produced by ancient North Americans and described by archaeologists.
Agate basin point Angostura point Cahokia point, aka Grant side-notched point Clovis point Cumberland point Dalton point, aka Quad point Durst stemmed point Eastern fluted point, aka Gainey point Eden point Folsom point Frederick point, aka Allen point or Brown's Valley point Guilford lanceolate point Hardaway point Halifax side-notched points Hardin barbed point Hell Gap point Hi-Lo point, aka Price stemmed point or Chesro point Honey Creek corner-notched point Kessell side-notched point Kirk corner-notched point Kramer point Mack point Madison triangular point Matanzas point Morrow Mountain stemmed points Palmer corner-notched point Plainview point Preston corner-notched point Raddatz side-notched point, aka Osceola point Redstone point Savannah River point Scottsbluff point Snyders corner-notched point, aka Manker corner-notched point St. Charles point Stanley stemmed point Steuben expanded stemmed point, aka McCoy corner-notched point or Monona stemmed point Thebes point Waubesa contracting stem, aka Dickson broad blade
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External links Projectile Points of Northern and Central America New England Projectile Point Typology