dalton projectile point 3d models

Materia Prima: Arenisca Silicificada - Silicified Sandstone El nombre “Dalton” fue usado por primera vez en 1948, en honor al coleccionista Sidna Poage Dalton, quien había encontrado numerosos sitios Dalton en el centro de Missouri. Existe evidencia...

This particular artifact is a late Paleo-Indian to early Archaic projectile point lithic, created in the Dalton tradition. These points were widely found across most of Southeast North America around 8500–7900 BC (10,500BP to 9,900BP). Expertly...

This is a Paleo-Indian to early Archaic projectile point lithic done in the Dalton tradition, created around 8500–7900 BC (10,500BP to 9,900BP) throughout most of Southeast North America. These points are finely crafted with pressure flaking, and...

This is a late Paleo-Indian to early Archaic projectile point lithic done in the Dalton style. These points showed up all over most of Southeast North America around 8,500–7,900 BC (10,500BP to 9,900BP). They are finely pressure flaked. Heavy...

This is an ancient Paleo-Indian to early Archaic projectile point lithic artifact created in the Dalton tradition. These points were widespread across most of Southeast North America between 8500–7900 BC (10,500BP to 9,900BP). The finely crafted...

Projectile point from reference collection

Projectile Point (55-B- Lopez-2 42 PPT) 3SB1176

Procetile Point (55-Z2-S-36-PPT) 3SB1176 Sebastian County, Arkansas

Illinois Dalton point

Projectile Point Fragment (55-B- Vaughan-28 44 PPtf) 3SB1176

Projectile Point Fragment (55-A-00-5 52 PPTf) 3SB1176

Projectile Point Fragment (55-B- Vaughan-8 72 PPTf) 3SB1176

Projectile Point Fragment (55-A-00-4 51 PPTf) 3SB1176

Projectile Point Fragment (55-A-00-6 14 PPTf) 3SB1176

Projectile Point Fragment 55-B- Lopez-5 45PPTf

Projectile point found in Nebraska. ...Object on loan to the Nebraska State Historical Society.

An Adena chalcedony stemmed projectile point curated at the Natural History Society of Maryland. This donated projectile point is part of a collection recovered from Madison County, Illinois. ...Dates from the Late Archaic to Woodland Period (3,500 -...

Tennessee native and Virginia Commonwealth University student Maddie Interdonato contributed this chert projectile point to a 3D scanning project, which was successfully completed using the powerful capabilities of a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner.

This Folsom projectile point, from Southeastern New Mexico, dates to approximately 9500 to 8000 BCE. The point was reworked into a knife which later broke. In other words, only the base is the only unmodified part of the Folsom point that remains. ...If...

A rhyolite Guilford projectile point curated at the Natural History Society of Maryland. The Guilford point is characterized by a long, narrow, thick blade with a straight, rounded, or concave base. This point type dates to the latter part of the...

A possible Graham Cave projectile point from Pike County, Illinois. This artifact was acquired by the Natural History Society of Maryland during the 1930s or 1940s. ...Courtesy of the Natural History Society of Maryland which has given permission for...

Kramer Projectile Point (Catalog # 2004.48.205), a part of the Michigan State University Museum’s Archaeology Teaching Collection. This tool, made out of chert, is associated with the Early Woodland Period of the Eastern Woodlands in North America...

Narrow point with left twist. ...Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner.

Contracting stemmed point. ...Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner.

Fire damaged (potlidded) Onondaga chert point. ...Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner Using Flexscan 2012 software.

Normanskill - side notched point, concave base Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner Using Flexscan 2012 software.

Possible Brewerton Eared Notched Type Point, Middle Archaic, ca. ...5000-4500 RCYBP Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner.

Brewerton- side notched point, convex base, convex edges. Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner Using Flexscan 2012 software. ... No hole filling or mesh corrections.

Side notched point, small, thin, slightly convex base and edges. ...Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner Using Flexscan 2012 software.

Possible Jack’s Reef Corner-Notched Type, early Late Woodland point, ca. 1200 RCYBP, Onondaga chert. ...Scanned on a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner Using Flexscan 2012 software.