Green River Point

This diminutive, slender point exhibits a distinctive auriculate morphology, characterized by a compressed cross-sectional profile. The blade's excurvate shape is marked by a pronounced curvature, initially sweeping inward before reversing direction to converge towards the base. The basal morphology is variable, ranging from a concave to a notched configuration, which in turn gives rise to auricles that can be either drooping or pointed. The flaking pattern observed on this point is irregular and non-directional, lacking a discernible orientation or sequence.

The dimensions of these arrowheads are characterized by a total length ranging from 19 to 40 mm, a blade width spanning 14 to 26 mm, and a basal concavity measuring between 2 to 4 mm, with the latter specification derived from a limited dataset.

This type is mainly discovered across the Colorado Plateau and extending into the Great Basin.