Steubenville
In southern New England, short lanceolate projectile points first appear in the Early Woodland Period (ca. 2700-2000 Years BP). The Steubenville type occurs in two forms: lanceolate and stemmed. This point type is relatively uncommon in southern New England. When encountered, Steubenville points have been manufactured from local and non-local lithic materials.
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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