
Arrowhead type
Penwah Slough Point
Penwah SloughLate Prehistoric to Mississippian7 reference photos
Key facts
- Cultural period
- Late Prehistoric to Mississippian
- Size
- Small to Medium
- Shape
- Straight Stem to Contracting Stem to Basal Notch
More from the Mississippian, Late Prehistoric periods
Description
More information needed.
Size
The dimensions of these arrowheads are characterized by a total length ranging from 18 to 45 mm. The stem, which is a distinct component, measures between 4 to 8 mm in length. In terms of width, the blade spans 15 to 35 mm, while the stem is narrower, ranging from 7 to 10 mm in width. It is noteworthy that these measurements are based on a limited dataset. Geographically, the distribution of these points is predominantly confined to the region between the San Jacinto River valley to the west and the Sabine River to the east, extending northward and southward to the headwaters of these two rivers.
Distribution
Additional information
More information needed.