Kirk Corner Notched – Arrowhead & Projectile Point Identification

Kirk Corner Notched projectile point
Culture: Early Archaic
Time period: Early Archaic (regional chronologies vary)
Region: Eastern United States
Material: Local chert varieties

Kirk Corner Notched points have triangular blades and corner notches, commonly with serrated edges. Their bases are generally straight or slightly rounded. They are distinguished from other Kirk forms and from deeply bifurcated-base point types.

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