These points are medium-sized, lanceolate, with straight, rounded or concave bases. Most examples are crudely flaked, although some exhibit Archaic parallel flaking. Although not true projectile points, I would like to include a description of what I consider an important related artifact type. Illustrated are a cache of blades which were discovered in a plowed field. The site is a small knoll located alongside an ephemeral stream.
Elevation is approx.
630 ft. above sea-level. Situated about 1000 ft. to the north and west are 2 ridges, both are approx. 740 ft. above sea-level. This setting would tend to give hunter-gatherers an ideal campsite, as there is a source of water and the surrounding hillsides would provide a windbreak of sorts from the cold north winds. The blades are made of a dark-green, highly silicified rhyolite.