Honey Creek Corner-Notched Wisconsin – Arrowhead & Projectile Point Identification

Honey Creek Corner-Notched Wisconsin projectile point
Culture: Late Woodland first arrowhead
Time period: AD 500-700/800
Region: Wisconsin Midwest
Material: Prairie du Chien chert, silicified sandstones

First 'true arrowhead' identified Wisconsin archaeological record. Appearance bow arrow technology archaeological record Wisconsin occurred approximately 1,500 years ago. Small 'diagonally notched' points. Generally 0.5-1.5 inches (1-3 cm) long 0.5-1 inch (1.25-2 cm) wide. Honey Creek Corner-Notched point name arose creek runs near Durst Rock Shelter Wisconsin. Fort McCoy 407 projectile points unearthed.

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