Below are some examples of particular types of points found in the United States with a particular emphasis towards Texas. My goal is to have six images of each point type showing variations. Click on an image for a larger version with more detail. Bold names are actual historical names of the particular point, non-bold names are general classifications usually based on general shapes.
Medium to large, found mainly in the central to eastern US (8000-6000BC)
Medium to large, found mainly in the central US (8000-5000BC)
Small to medium, found mainly in the central US including Texas and New Mexico, extending directly north (8000-7000BC)
Medium to large, found in most of the US except eastern and western seaboard states (7500-6000BC)
Medium to large, found mainly in Texas and Oklahoma (2000BC-1500AD)
Medium to large, found mainly in the central US with some in the north east (8000-6000BC)
AKA Morhiss or Pogo, medium to large, found in Texas and Oklahoma (2000BC-1000AD)
Large, found in Texas and Oklahoma (6000-3000BC)
Medium, found in Texas (4000BC-1AD)
Small to medium, found in central and western US (10000-7000BC)
Small to medium, found mainly in Texas and Louisiana
Small to medium, found in Texas and Oklahoma (1000-1500AD)
Small to medium, Found in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico (4000-1000BC)
Medium to large, found in the south central US (7000-5000BC)
Small, found in Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas (1200-1600AD)
Medium, found in Texas (4000-2700BC)
Medium to large, found in Texas and Oklahoma (3000BC-1000AD)
Medium, found in central and south central US (2000BC-1000AD)
Medium to large, found throughout the US and Alaska (13000-7000BC)
