Projectile Point Types: South Texas and Northern Mexico
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Projectile Point Types: South Texas and Northern Mexico Histor ic AD 1700 AD 1600 Late Prehistoric AD 700 Transitional Archaic 300 BC Late Archaic 1000 BC Middle Archaic 2500 BC Early Archaic 6000 BC Paleo- Indian 9200 BC Based on the research of Bobbie Lovett , UTPA Credit also to: Turner, Ellen Sue and Thomas R. Hester 1993 A Field Guide to Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians, 2 nd edition. Houston: Gulf Publishing Company If you have found projectile points like these or other historic artifacts, or are interested in learning more about CHAPS please visit us at: [email protected] or contact Dr. Russell Skowronek at : [email protected] We wish to thank the University of Texas Pan American Anthropology Club for the creation of this poster. Fall 2010 Ensor Fairland Frio Catan Matamoros Refugio Marcos Montell Shumla Tortugas Carrizo Palmillas Pandora Cameron Fresno Perdiz Guerrero Cliffton Starr Scallorn Amalgre Charcos Langtry Abasolo Early Triangular Gower Zorra Angostura Lerma Plainview Clovis Folsom Golondrina Scottsblu ff Actual Size
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Projectile Point Types: South Texas and Northern Mexico. If you have found projectile points like these or other historic artifacts, or are interested in learning more about CHAPS please visit us at: [email protected] or contact Dr. Russell Skowronek at : [email protected]. Actual Size. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Projectile Point Types: South Texas and Northern Mexico
HistoricAD 1700AD 1600
Late Prehistoric
AD 700
Transitional Archaic
300 BC
Late Archaic
1000 BC
Middle Archaic
2500 BC
Early Archaic
6000 BC
Paleo-Indian
9200 BC
Based on the research of Bobbie Lovett , UTPACredit also to: Turner, Ellen Sue and Thomas R. Hester 1993 A Field Guide to Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians, 2nd edition. Houston: Gulf
Publishing Company
If you have found projectile points like these or other historic artifacts, or are interested in learning more about CHAPS please
visit us at: [email protected] or contact Dr. Russell Skowronek at : [email protected]
We wish to thank the University of Texas Pan American Anthropology Club for the
creation of this poster.Fall 2010
Ensor Fairland Frio
Catan Matamoros
Refugio
Marcos Montell Shumla
Tortugas Carrizo Palmillas Pandora
Cameron Fresno Perdiz
Guerrero
Cliffton Starr Scallorn
Amalgre Charcos Langtry
AbasoloEarly Triangular Gower Zorra
Angostura Lerma Plainview Clovis Folsom Golondrina Scottsbluff
Actual Size
