Hipskind, Scott

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Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne
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A Typology and Comparison of Triangular
Projectile Points from Central Indiana
Scott Hipskind
Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne
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Scott Hipskind (2005). A Typology and Comparison of Triangular Projectile Points from Central Indiana.
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A Typology and Comparison of Triangular Projectile Points from Central Indiana 
Scott Hipskind 
Robert McCollough 
Anthropology Department 
Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne 
This study looks at Triangular projectile points from four different Late Prehistoric 
sites in central Indiana. Using Railey's (1992) typology system, the triangular points 
from Heaton Farm site in Greene County, Clampitt site in Lawrence County, and 
Castor Farm and Strawtown enclosure sites in Hamilton County were categorized 
and compared. The basal widths of the points from Heaton Farm, Castor Farm and 
Strawtown enclosure were also compared with the results of the Bradbury and 
Richmond 2004 study. This study gives a comprehensive look at how triangular 
projectile points from Late Prehistoric sites in central Indiana change spatially and 
temporally. 


A Typology and Comparison of Triangular Projectile Points from Central Indiana

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