Flaking is usually very good and parallel. Hardaway points were excavated by Coe at the Hardaway site. These points are small to medium in size with shallow side notches and expanded auricles forming a wide, deeply concave base. Ears and base are ground. Palmer points are typically small, corner-notched, triangular points with a ground concave, convex or straight base.
Kirk points are medium to large in size and can be corner-notched as well as stemmed.
Many examples are serrated. Sometimes referred to as a larger version of the earlier Palmer. These points or blades are small to medium in size, thin, with a broad but short, sometimes serrated blade edge. The base is deeply bifurcated. They may have served as projectile points, but most show extensive resharpening indicative of a knife function.