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Identified By: Lloyd Schroder
Named For: Aucilla River Florida
Date Identified: 2002
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Identified By: Lloyd Schroder
Named For: Aucilla River Florida
Date Identified: 2002
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Collector type
This type was discussed by Lloyd Schroder in his book on Florida projectile point (2002 ). Schroder did not mention this type in any additional publications nor did he include it in his identification website on Florida types. There are no other professional references to this type. This is a collector type.
This type was discussed by Lloyd Schroder in his book on Florida projectile point (2002 ). Schroder did not mention this type in any additional publications nor did he include it in his identification website on Florida types. There are no other professional references to this type. This is a collector type.
Aucilla River Contracting Stem
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AUCILLA RIVER (Contracted Stem) – was provisionally named by Lloyd E. Schroder for examples recovered from sites along the Aucilla River in Florida. They are asymmetrical knives with short parallel sided stems with straight or round bases with an average 2” length. They are found in Florida and were in use during the Early Archaic period. Note: This point type has not been formalized therefore, the name is likely used by local collectors only.
Reference: Schroder, Lloyd E. 2003 The Anthropology of Florida Points and Blades: reviewed by Rodney M. Peck.
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Reported in Florida
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