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    • Projectile point 50

    • Projectile point 50

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Blade is triangular in shape. Edges are slightly convex but uneven. Barbs extend downward and the stem is triangular shaped with a blunt end. It's color is reddish/yelllow.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Sword

    • Sword

    • Daggers & swords

    • The sword has a triangular shaped blade that is imprinted with a clover or leaf design. The handle is missing.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Metate

    • Metate

    • Rocks; Home food processing

    • This grinding stone, a reddish triangular rock, has a small central depression. A metate, or mealing stone, is a mortar used to process grain and seeds during food preparation.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 2

    • Projectile point 2

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is red and has a triangular shaped blade that has straight edges. Shoulders are barbed and flair downward. The stem is contracted.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 3

    • Projectile point 3

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is gray and has a triangular shaped blade. Edges are concave and one edge is chipped. Shoulders are barbed and flair out horizontally. Stem is slightly expanded and the base is both straight and convex.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 4

    • Projectile point 4

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is an elongated slender triangular shape w/ no stem. Edges are slightly convex, the base is straight, but one corner of the base is chipped.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 5

    • Projectile point 5

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is red and has a triangular shaped blade. One blade edge is convex and the other is recurved. One shoulder is squared and the other is barbed. Stem is bulb shaped.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 6

    • Projectile point 6

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is red and tan petrified wood. Triangular w/ slightly convex sides. Tip is somewhat worn. Edges slightly serrated. Stem is parallel-edges to slightly expanded. Weak shoulders.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 7

    • Projectile point 7

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is a tan stone. Triangular blade w/ concave edges are slightly serrated. Base is slightly convex. Stem is rectangular w/ shoulders ar 90 degrees Angles to it.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 8

    • Projectile point 8

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • This projectile point is yellowish tan and has a slender triangular shaped blade. The blade edges are serrated. the shoulders slope upward slightly. The stem is 1/3 of total height of the projectile point and intracts down to a rounded tip.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 10

    • Projectile point 10

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is gray and has a triangular shaped blade - one blade edge is uneven and chipped - the other is straight. The shoulders are sloped upward. The stem is expanded and the base is straight.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 11

    • Projectile point 11

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is asymmetrical and gray in color. Blade is triangular and has straight edges. One shoulder is slightly barbed and the other sweeps upward. The stem is contracted and the base is rounded.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 12

    • Projectile point 12

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is tan and its blade is triangular. Blade edges are convex. There is no stem and the base is concave. One shoulder is chipped off.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 14

    • Projectile point 14

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is brown and has triangular shaped blade. Blade edges are convex. Shoulders are present byt not very prominent. Stem is expanded and the base is straight.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 16

    • Projectile point 16

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is greenish gray and has a triangular shaped blade- the tip is missing. Blade edges are convex and the shoulders are sloping upward. One stem is straight and the other is contracted. The base is straight.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 17

    • Projectile point 17

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is light and dark charcoal colored. Blade is triangular in shape and has convex edges. Shoulders and stem (if there was one) are missing. Base that was formed by the break is straight.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 18

    • Projectile point 18

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Has a broad triangular shaped blade. Blade edges are convex. Shoulders are asymmetrical - one is slightly barbed than the other. Stem has been broken off - the base is straight.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Projectile point 19

    • Projectile point 19

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is white and it's blade is triangular in shape. One blade edge is straight and the other is convex. Shoulders slope upward slightly. Stem is expanded and the base is uneven.
    • Stone Fort Museum

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