Prairie Side Notch South Dakota – Arrowhead & Projectile Point Identification
- Culture: Late Prehistoric Plains nomadic bison hunters
- Time period: 1,300-700 B.P.
- Region: South Dakota Plains
- Material: Chalcedony, local cherts
Less symmetrical shape poorer workmanship Plains Side Notch. Distribution Saskatchewan/Alberta through Montana, North South Dakota. Predominant type used 1,300-700 B.P. Preceded Plains Side Notch points chronologically. Plains Triangular Points Late period unnotched arrows. Simple triangular form. Part late prehistoric point cluster. Contracting Stemmed Points Archaic Woodland transition markers.
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