Object ID:
1959.10.774
Object Name:
Point, Projectile
Dimensions:
H-0.787 W-3.556 L-5.588 cm
Description:
Raddatz Point., Middle to Late Archaic Period.
Identifying features include, Grey Coloring, Side Notched (Stem Shape), Excurvate (Blade Shape), Concave (Base Shape).
Identifying features include, Grey Coloring, Side Notched (Stem Shape), Excurvate (Blade Shape), Concave (Base Shape).
Collection:
Native American-Kohnke Collection
Date:
6000 BCE - 1000 BCE
VE Exhibit Label 1:
The Raddatz point is part of the Large Side Notched Cluster of projectile points. This style of point was first discovered in 1959 at the Raddatz Rock Shelter in Sauk County, Wisconsin.
The Raddatz point and Godar point have essentially the same characteristics. Medium sized, side-notched points in Illinois are referred to as Godar and medium-sized, side-notched points in Wisconsin are referred to as Raddatz.
The Raddatz point and Godar point have essentially the same characteristics. Medium sized, side-notched points in Illinois are referred to as Godar and medium-sized, side-notched points in Wisconsin are referred to as Raddatz.
Collector:
Kannenberg, A. P.
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