Fishtail projectile points, also known as Fell 1, are dated between 11,000 and 9,500 14C yr BP in South and Central America and have been traditionally considered diagnostic of the early peopling of the continent. In this paper, experimental observations of impact breakage patterns on fishtail projectile point replicas are compared with archaeological points from the Cerro El Sombrero Cima site, in the Argentinian pampas, which exhibit a high breakage ratio and suggest that impact was a major cause of breakage in the assemblage. Also, the position of these fractures is briefly compared to patterns described by J. Bird (1969) for fishtail projectile points from Ecuador and Southern Chile.Fil: Weitzel, María Celeste. Consejo Nacional de Inve...
We report a Tigre projectile point discovered in Central Mountains of Argentina and discuss its impl...
The early Holocene archaeological record in Northwest Santa Cruz province in southern Argentina is r...
We present an analysis of “fishtail” and triangular non-stemmed projectile points from the puna of t...
Here we report a newly discovered Fishtail projectile point, or Fell 1 projectile-point type, from C...
One of the most iconic remains from the South American Paleo-American record is the so-called Fishta...
In order to find out about and discuss the peopling of the Americas, there is evidence that comes fr...
There is still debate about when and how the peopling process of South America developed, particular...
Fishtail points (FTP) related to the terminal Pleistocene peopling of the South American continent p...
Fishtail or Fell projectile points represent an excellent marker to know the presence of earliest hu...
In the wide field of archaeology, stone tools are one of the major pieces of evidence to assess the ...
Early projectile points frequently referred to as “fishtails” or “Fell” are found from northern Meso...
The projectile points known as Fishtail or Fell represent a specific design associated with the earl...
Cerro El Sombrero Cima is an open air site where the early inhabitants of the Pampean Region carried...
Fil: Hermo, Darío. División Arqueología. Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo. Universidad Naciona...
Here we report a newly discovered Fishtail, or Fell 1, projectile-point type, from Coronel José Dias...
We report a Tigre projectile point discovered in Central Mountains of Argentina and discuss its impl...
The early Holocene archaeological record in Northwest Santa Cruz province in southern Argentina is r...
We present an analysis of “fishtail” and triangular non-stemmed projectile points from the puna of t...
Here we report a newly discovered Fishtail projectile point, or Fell 1 projectile-point type, from C...
One of the most iconic remains from the South American Paleo-American record is the so-called Fishta...
In order to find out about and discuss the peopling of the Americas, there is evidence that comes fr...
There is still debate about when and how the peopling process of South America developed, particular...
Fishtail points (FTP) related to the terminal Pleistocene peopling of the South American continent p...
Fishtail or Fell projectile points represent an excellent marker to know the presence of earliest hu...
In the wide field of archaeology, stone tools are one of the major pieces of evidence to assess the ...
Early projectile points frequently referred to as “fishtails” or “Fell” are found from northern Meso...
The projectile points known as Fishtail or Fell represent a specific design associated with the earl...
Cerro El Sombrero Cima is an open air site where the early inhabitants of the Pampean Region carried...
Fil: Hermo, Darío. División Arqueología. Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo. Universidad Naciona...
Here we report a newly discovered Fishtail, or Fell 1, projectile-point type, from Coronel José Dias...
We report a Tigre projectile point discovered in Central Mountains of Argentina and discuss its impl...
The early Holocene archaeological record in Northwest Santa Cruz province in southern Argentina is r...
We present an analysis of “fishtail” and triangular non-stemmed projectile points from the puna of t...