Both faces have a long flake (s) or flute (s) that extends from 1/3 to the entire blade face. Un-fluted examples would not be considered a classic Cumberland point. This point has collateral …

Description: Highly Patinated Hornstone Fluted Cumberland - This Very Nice Fluted Cumberland was found by Leonard Wasson in Bourbon County, Kentucky. It is fluted to the tip on one side …

Although most collectors envision a Cumberland point to be a thick biface, fluted on both sides (sometimes to the tip), with a fish-tailed or waisted haft, the fact is there is considerable …

Nov 30, 2011 · Perhaps the Cumberland fluted points are more specialized for larger game than the Clovis, therefore, probably older rather than younger than Clovis. However, in some cases …

Cumberland points are most impressive and famous for their long flutes. A good number of them are fluted more than half the length of the point. Many of them are fluted the full length of the …

r than Clovis. The origin of fluted point technology lies with the long-lived Cumberland Tradition, which began to develop in southeastern Nort.

A Cumberland point is a lithic projectile point, attached to a spear and used as a hunting tool. These sturdy points were intended for use as thrusting weapons and employed by various mid …

At first glance this Cumberland looks like any other Cumberland point. It was found in Limestone County, Alabama, on a large paleolithic site where many fluted projectile points have been …

Aug 18, 2015 · PDF | The oldest vestiges of the Cumberland archaeological culture are older than the oldest manifestations of Clovis. | Find, read and cite all the research you need on …

May 15, 2024 · The Cumberland; 10,000 to 13,000 BP. This Paleo Lanceolate Point is an Eastern type. A medium to large size that is usually Fluted on both sides, and extending the full length …