HOLLAND
POINT
This Holland point was
found many years ago in St. Louis County, Missouri. There are several
different styles of Holland points. This point has all the
characteristics of a Dalton point except for the shoulders that might
even be called corner-notched. In fact, this point seems to be a
transitional form of Dalton-Hardin Barbed point. This Holland point
has a deep concave base with basal thinning and skillfully done parallel
pressure flaking on both sides. This point is made of white Burlington
chert and it measures 4 3/4 inches long. |