Victoria's projectile point looked similar to Noah's ... Early Woodland people had begun to make pottery out of local clay and were therefore able to cook food more easily.

Victoria's projectile point looked similar to Noah's ... Early Woodland people had begun to make pottery out of local clay and were therefore able to cook food more easily.

“We were always hoping to someday find a projectile point, but in archaeology ... s not a very robust description of the actual clay deposits in the paper, and that pictures seemed to show ...

Along with the projectile points, the searchers also found pieces of clay pots, buttons and dishware. Here's how you tell how old an artifact is A permanent home hasn't yet been found for these ...

These projectile points were manufactured by people who lived ... the soil at the Friedkin site is classified as a vertisol; the clay-like soil at the site is prone to developing long vertical ...

and more than 8,000 projectile points. Researchers also discovered over 100 clay figurines, many missing their heads. Cooking balls, known as Poverty Point Objects, were used in earth ovens ...

Most notably, heavy darts tipped with larger stone projectile points – representative of ... atlatl dart had lacklustre results against clay targets, which led those researchers to suggest ...

This projectile point found at Cape Lookout National Seashore in North Carolina is a Kirk Corner-Notched Point and could be 8,000 to 10,000 years old, the National Park Service says. National Park ...