
Kirk Corner Notched Point
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This projectile point (690a442) from the Hardaway site was carefully digitized with a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner as part of a Department of Defense Legacy Resource Management project. It was beautifully illustrated in Figure 60, row B, of Coe's seminal work (1964:71). We are grateful for the courtesy of the Research Laboratories of Anthropology (RLA) at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. References: Coe, Joffre 1964 The Formative Cultures of the Carolina Piedmont. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, n.s., 54, pt. 5. Means, Bernard K., Mariana Zechini, Ashley McCuistion, Terrie Simmons-Erhardt, Jeff Aronowitz, Elizabeth Moore, Laura Galke, Lauren Volkers, Vivian Hite, Liz Ale, Zoë Rahsman, and Allen Huber 2016 Virtual Mobility Archaeology Project with Further Applications of Three Dimensional Digital Scanning of Archaeological Objects. Prepared for the Department of Defense Legacy Resource Management Program, Legacy Project #13-334. Prepared by the Virtual Curation Laboratory, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia. This object was expertly scanned by the Virtual Curation Lab
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