projectile points 3d models

A Northern Side Notch Point knife from Eastern Nevada, carefully scanned and modeled for educational purposes.

The projectile point is extracted from a reference collection.

Projectile point (55-B-Lopez-2 42 PPT) artifact 3SB1176.

Projectile Point (55-Z2-S-36-PPT) 3SB1176 A significant archaeological find discovered in Sebastian County, Arkansas.

Projectile Point Fragment (55-A-00-451 Pptf) is a crucial find, marked as 3SB1176.

Projectile point fragment, accession number 55-B-Vaughan-28, 44 PPtf, catalogued as 3SB1176.

Projectile point fragment 55-B-Vaughan-8 measures 72 points on the PPT scale, designated as 3SB1176.

Projectile point fragment discovered at site 55-A-00-6, identified as PPTf with accession number 3SB1176.

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.

A crucial archaeological find has been unearthed at site 55-B-Lopez-5 - a remarkable projectile point fragment that promises to shed new light on prehistoric human activity in the region.

This projectile point from Southeastern New Mexico dates back approximately 9500 to 8000 BCE. The original point was transformed into a knife that eventually broke apart. ...Consequently, only the foundation remains intact as an unaltered part of the...

A crucial archaeological discovery has been made in Nebraska - a well-preserved projectile point has been unearthed and is now part of the extensive collection at the Nebraska State Historical Society, where it can be seen up close by visitors from...

Possible Early Woodland corner-notched projectile point of the Jack's Reef type, dating back approximately 1,200 years Before Present, crafted from high-quality Onondaga chert. ...Captured using advanced 3D scanning technology on a 3D Solutions HDI...

A rare specimen of a possible Graham Cave projectile point is on display from Pike County, Illinois. The artifact was acquired by the Natural History Society of Maryland during the 1930s or early 1940s. ...The Natural History Society of Maryland has...

The rhyolite Guilford projectile point is proudly showcased at the Natural History Society of Maryland's esteemed collection. This distinctive point features a long, narrow blade with a thick profile and a base that can be either straight, rounded,...

Kramer Projectile Point (Catalog # 2004.48.205), a prized artifact within the Michigan State University Museum's Archaeology Teaching Collection, showcases human ingenuity from the Early Woodland Period of North America's Eastern Woodlands. Crafted...

Text Rewriting Bot Output: Rewritten Text: Replica of the Scottsbluff II Projectile Point Complex Cody Material: Silicified Sandstone These types of projectile points were first discovered in 1940 by archaeologist Orion M. Finley at an archaeological...

A finely crafted Adena chalcedony stemmed projectile point proudly showcases its beauty at the Natural History Society of Maryland, where it was donated by a kind donor. ...This impressive artifact is part of an extensive collection uncovered in Madison...

Evidence of occupation by these groups exists throughout the Mississippi River valley, and because they have been found in different regions, these projectile points have received various names: Holland, Meserve, Greenbrier, Colbert, Hardaway, and...

People discover a unique rhyolite Late Archaic stemmed projectile point, potentially a fish-tail, unearthed during archaeological excavations in Cecil County, Maryland. ...This significant artifact is carefully preserved and showcased as part of an...

The Clovis is an early Paleoindian projectile point, associated with extinct Pleistocene megafauna and is widely distributed across North America.When printed, sanded, stained/painted or otherwise post-processed this will be useful in a teaching...

The Scottsbluff is a late Paleoindian projectile point, from the High Plains.When printed, sanded, stained/painted or otherwise post-processed this will be useful in a teaching collection.I am presenting these 3d models to everyone, free of charge. I...

The Hardin is an early Archaic projectile point, from the central and south-central United States.When printed, sanded, stained/painted or otherwise post-processed this will be useful in a teaching collection.I am presenting these 3d models to...

The Eden is a late Paleoindian projectile point, most common on the High Plains.When printed, sanded, stained/painted or otherwise post-processed this will be useful in a teaching collection.I am presenting these 3d models to everyone, free of...

The Lehigh/Koens-Crispin projectile point was unearthed in 1943 during an excavation at a precontact site along the Susquehanna River in Cecil County, Maryland, led by Richard Stearns and the Natural History Society of Maryland. This artifact dates...

This artifact is a prime example of the distinctive projectile point style that defines the Allison-LaMotte phase (A.D. 200-500) in the Central Wabash Valley, spanning both Indiana and Illinois. It was discovered by Herb Mason. The scanning method...

Replica of Goshen Tip Projectile\nRaw Material: Silicified Sandstone

... by their side-notched design and distinctive concave bases. ...A 3D scan of one such point was conducted using the advanced capabilities of a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner, with data analysis facilitated through the Flexscan 2012 software platform.

This is a weathered Clovis or Suwannee point, unmistakably characteristic of the Paleoindian era, spanning 10,000-9,000 years ago. Discovered in the Maximo Point midden in St. ...Petersburg, Florida, this stone tool exemplifies an aged instrument that...

The Brewerton Eared Notched point is a significant find from the Middle Archaic period, dating back around 5,000 to 4,500 years ago. ...This artifact was carefully scanned using a state-of-the-art 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner.