A-93
COMMENTS: At Flint Creek Rock Shelter (Cambron and Waters, 1961) examples from Stratum I (Woodland and Mississippian) were slightly larger than examples from Stratum II (Archaic). Of the few examples recovered from the Stanfield-Worley Bluff Shelter (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962), most were from late Archaic or early Woodland strata.
Provisional Type 5—Stemmed and Serrated, Cambron and Waters (Cambron and Waters, 1961)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Small to large stemmed points, with serrated blade edges, that do not conform to a named type description.
A-94
COMMENTS: Examples are more likely to occur in Archaic than Woodland association.
Provisional Type 6—Unfinished Base, Cambron and Waters (Cambron and Waters, 1961)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Usually medium sized points with finished blade and unfinished base that do not conform to any named type description.