Levanna Points
Levanna projectile points are usually associated with Late Woodland and
Contact Period occupations in southern New England (ca. 700-300 Years
B.P.). Common material types associated with this point include
quartz, quartzite, hornfels, and basalt. Non-local cherts were also used
in the manufacture of this point type.
The Levanna point type is characterized by the equilateral triangular form
and concave base.
For additional information see: Ritchie, William, 1970,
A Typology and Nomenclature of for New York Projectile Points,
New York State Museum and Science Center, Bulletin No. 384, Albany.
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