Raddatz Side-Notched Michigan – Arrowhead & Projectile Point Identification

Raddatz Side-Notched Michigan projectile point

Culture: Archaic (regional chronology varies)

Time period: 6,000-3,000 BP

Region: Michigan Great Lakes

Material: Bayport chert, Burlington chert, Prairie du Chien

Raddatz is a side-notched spear-point type documented across the Midwest. Typical examples have moderate lateral notches and bases that vary from straight to concave; some bases are ground. Cultural associations require archaeological context and cannot be established from the point shape alone.

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