Dewart Point

This triangular point features a stemmed design with a distinctive elliptical profile. Its slender blade exhibits a subtle curvature, ranging from a gentle outward sweep to a straight alignment. The shoulders of the point display a notable variability, with some examples showcasing an upward inclination, while others present a more horizontal orientation. The stem itself can exhibit a range of forms, from a straight configuration to a slightly tapered shape, where the edges converge marginally. The basal area is characterized by a lack of finishing, with notable variability in its overall morphology.

The arrowhead's dimensions are characterized by a total length ranging from 32 to 55 mm, with the stem portion measuring between 8 to 11 mm in length. The blade itself spans a width of 18 to 26 mm, while the stem width falls within the range of 10 to 16 mm. In terms of thickness, the arrowhead measures between 8 to 13 mm.

This type is mainly located in the middle region of Pennsylvania.