Brewerton Corner-Notched – Arrowhead & Projectile Point Identification

Brewerton Corner-Notched projectile point

Culture: Late Archaic (source-qualified regional attribution)

Time period: Late Archaic (regional chronology; no direct specimen date supplied)

Region: New York, Pennsylvania

Material: Onondaga chert, local varieties

Brewerton Corner-Notched points occur in New York and neighboring regions. The cited Fort Stanwix example has broad shoulders, a triangular blade, shallow notches and a short inward-curving base. Morphology varies among specimens.

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