Bull Creek Point

This triangular point exhibits a slender profile, typically ranging from small to medium in size, with a distinctive isosceles shape and a cross section that has been flattened. The blade edge is often straight, although some specimens display a subtle excurvate curvature. A notable feature of this point is the frequent presence of serrations along the blade. The basal margin varies in curvature, ranging from a slight to a deep concavity, which can give rise to basal ears that are either rounded or sharply defined. The flaking pattern observed on this point is characterized by a random arrangement of flakes.

The arrowheads exhibit a range of dimensions, with overall lengths spanning from 17 to 54 mm, and averaging between 23 to 34 mm. The basal width varies from 7 to 21 mm, while the thickness measures between 3 to 5 mm.

This projectile is located in the Colorado River Basin and adjacent waterways, including the Green River. This projectile is distributed across the Kayenta cultural territories of Arizona and New Mexico.