Typically Saugeen points range from 40-60 mm. Generally these points are made on trianguloid preforms which may have either convex or straight lateral margins and either convex or straight bases. The hafting modification varies from side notched to expanding stemmed.
Local cherts tend to be preferred.
This type is the characteristic point form of the Middle Woodland Saugeen culture. They should date to somewhere between circa. 500 B.C. and A.D. 500 with most of them falling in the last half of this time range. Related point types are found in other Middle Woodland cultures in the central Great Lakes and Mississippi drainages. Kenyon, I. - 1979 Saugeen Points.