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TIG Home > Handbook > Stemmed Points > Cody

DESCRIPTION

Large spear or dart points with obvious stems that are significantly narrower than blades. Often, the lateral edges of the base are ground smooth.

: Island Park (NAH private collection)
: Idaho National Laboratory (Marler 2004)
: Idaho National Laboratory (Marler 2004)
: Idaho National Laboratory (Marler 2004)
: Idaho National Laboratory (Marler 2004)

OTHER NAMES
- Great Basin Stemmed (Basin)
- Alberta
- Eden
- Scottsbluff (Plains)
- Windust (Plateau)
AGE

10,900 – 6800 BC (10,800 – 8,000 C14 BP)

Buhl Burial (Green et al. 1998)
Wilson Butte Cave (Gruhn 2006)
Wilson Butte Cave (Gruhn 2006)

Measurement Range (N=4)
Blade Width = 29.2 – 38.4 mm
Neck Width = 19.1 – 25.6 mm
Base Width = 17.8 – 25.9 mm
Shoulder Angle = 85.0 – 89.8º
Blade/Base = 1.19 – 1.99
Neck/Blade = 0.51 – 0.83
Neck/Base = 0.99 – 1.08

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