Adder Orchard stemmed points have narrow lanceolate blades, and are distinctive by their excurvate blade shape, the point of maximum width usually being well above the shoulder.
Shoulders tend to flare out slightly from the stem.
Occasionally these points are marked by a slight spur which projects laterally from the base. Stems are parallel-sided to contracting in shape. Flaking is usually well executed. Primary retouching consists of wide, expanding flake scars. Secondary or marginal retouching is used where it is required to produce an even, sharp edge.