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Whatcha Got There?
I have enjoyed fi nding arrowheads
and other artifacts over the years.
Yet, I always wondered if there was
an eff ective way to identify the types
of points which I found? Beyond
guessing? After much reading,
studying, contemplating and
analyzing the information which
is available about dart and arrow
point identifi cation, and studying
the descriptions of many diff erent
types, I put together a short list
of questions which enables me
to compile a description of a
projectile point.
Actual size of this
projectile point:
1-1/4” x 13/16”
ISBN-10: 1-45379-847-1
$39.95
Stone Projectile Points
Of The Pacifi c Northwest
PNW
An Arrowhead Collector’s
Guide To Type Identifi cation
© 2010. All Rights Reserved.
F. Scott Crawford, Carrollton, Texas, USA.
From this description, I can focus
the answers to narrow down the type
classifi cation possibilities for any
particular stone projectile point
from this wonderful region.
“Stone Projectile Points Of
The Pacifi c Northwest”
uses this series of questions and
answers to illustrate clearly the
identifi cation process for several
dozen projectile points in my
collection. You can use the
same process to identify
most of the points you fi nd
in the Pacifi c Northwest.
This is how “Stone
Projectile Points Of The
Pacifi c Northwest”
is An Arrowhead
Collector’s Guide To
Type Identifi cation.
For additional information about the publisher’s new book,
“Stone Projectile Points Of The Pacifi c Northwest”,
you are invited to visit the informative web site:
www.BlackRockPublishing.com
“Now You
Can Know”
F. Scott Crawford
Collector since 1962.
Publisher of the
monthly e-magazine:
ACOTW
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