Aishihik Point

This sizable, triangular point features a distinctive elliptical profile and a blade that tapers upward, its maximum width situated in the lower third. The lateral edges of the blade exhibit a pronounced excurvate shape, while the shoulders are characterized by a subtle, upward inclination or, in some cases, a nearly horizontal orientation. The stem, which expands outward slightly, terminates in a base that may be straight or exhibit a gentle concavity. The point's surface bears the marks of broad, irregular percussion flaking, supplemented by pressure flaking along the edges, resulting in a complex, random pattern of flake scars.

This type was discovered in the southernmost region of Yukon, extending into British Columbia and Alaska. The complete geographical range remains unclear