San Jacinto Point

The dimensions of this arrowhead are characterized by a total length ranging from 70 to 110 mm. The stem, which forms the base of the point, measures between 13 and 16 mm in length. In terms of width, the blade spans 30 to 40 mm, while the neck, the narrowed section above the stem, is between 12 and 17 mm wide. The stem itself, which is the portion that would be attached to the arrow shaft, has a width of 18 to 30 mm. These measurements are based on a limited dataset. Geographically, this type of point is predominantly discovered in the Gulf Coastal region and extends into the Coastal Plains of Texas.