Object ID:
1959.10.101
Object Name:
Point, Projectile
Dimensions:
H-0.792 W-5.08 L-9.365 cm
Description:
Steuben Expanded Stemmed Point., Middle / Late Woodland Transitional Period.
Identifying features include, Expandin Stem (Tang Shape), Triangular (Blade Shape), Subconvex (Base Shape).
Identifying features include, Expandin Stem (Tang Shape), Triangular (Blade Shape), Subconvex (Base Shape).
Collection:
Native American-Kohnke Collection
Date:
300-500 CE
VE Exhibit Label 1:
Steuben Expanded Stemmed points are part of the Lowe Cluster. They are found most frequently in Illinois, Missouri, eastern Iowa, southern Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Indiana. They were named after the Steuben Village and Mound Site in Fulton County, Illinois which is associated with the Hopewell Culture.
Collector:
Steffen, A
Site Name:
Rochester., Racine Co., Wisconsin.
Related Publications:
Boszhardt (2003:69-70).
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