Add to ORKGDespite many years of research by professional and avocational archaeologists, many questions still surround the transition between the atlatl and dart and bow and arrow in North America. This paper documents the cadence and nature of this change in the cultural and environmental context of northeastern Kansas. I use David Hurst Thomas (1978) and Michael Shott's (1997) formulas to metrically classify points from 10 sites, grouping these into three temporal periods and compare the use of technologies within and across these time scales. This indicates the two technologies co-occurred during the entire transitional period
In the interior western United States, archaeologists have sometimes sought to determine whether pro...
Projectile point styles become more diverse across North America during the late Paleoindian period....
Preserved atlatls and darts, commonly of small size, have been found across North America from the E...
Despite many years of research by professional and avocational archaeologists, many questions still ...
The Terminal Middle Period (3000 to 2000 B.P.) and the Transitional Late Period (2000 B.P. to 1500 B...
xii, 277 leaves ; 29 cmIn Great Plains archaeology, differences in projectile point morphologies are...
This dissertation examines morphological variability (differences in qualitative attributes and metr...
This thesis reexamines the adoption of the bow and arrow in the Eastern Woodlands. Archaeologists ha...
The introduction of the bow and arrow into prehistoric Missouri during the Late Woodland Period was ...
In the ancient American Southwest, use of the bow developed relatively rapidly among Pueblo people b...
One of the cultural markers of the Central Plains Tradition (CPT; A.D. 1050-1400) is the side-notche...
The bow and arrow is a tool with a very long history. In the Old World its use dates back to paleoli...
The sorting of artefacts into categories for study represents simultaneously one of the most importa...
Various projectile technologies have been explored by countless archaeologists, however fletching, a...
Migrations and interactions between early populations are a major focus of Paleoindian research. Bec...
In the interior western United States, archaeologists have sometimes sought to determine whether pro...
Projectile point styles become more diverse across North America during the late Paleoindian period....
Preserved atlatls and darts, commonly of small size, have been found across North America from the E...
Despite many years of research by professional and avocational archaeologists, many questions still ...
The Terminal Middle Period (3000 to 2000 B.P.) and the Transitional Late Period (2000 B.P. to 1500 B...
xii, 277 leaves ; 29 cmIn Great Plains archaeology, differences in projectile point morphologies are...
This dissertation examines morphological variability (differences in qualitative attributes and metr...
This thesis reexamines the adoption of the bow and arrow in the Eastern Woodlands. Archaeologists ha...
The introduction of the bow and arrow into prehistoric Missouri during the Late Woodland Period was ...
In the ancient American Southwest, use of the bow developed relatively rapidly among Pueblo people b...
One of the cultural markers of the Central Plains Tradition (CPT; A.D. 1050-1400) is the side-notche...
The bow and arrow is a tool with a very long history. In the Old World its use dates back to paleoli...
The sorting of artefacts into categories for study represents simultaneously one of the most importa...
Various projectile technologies have been explored by countless archaeologists, however fletching, a...
Migrations and interactions between early populations are a major focus of Paleoindian research. Bec...
In the interior western United States, archaeologists have sometimes sought to determine whether pro...
Projectile point styles become more diverse across North America during the late Paleoindian period....
Preserved atlatls and darts, commonly of small size, have been found across North America from the E...