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Projectile Points

Projectile points preserve thousands of years of Indigenous skill, hunting technology, stone knowledge, movement, and exchange. Many pointed stone tools commonly called arrowheads were made for spears or atlatl darts rather than arrows. Projectile points are evidence of Indigenous engineering and knowledge across many generations. Reading them carefully avoids collapsing thousands of years of changing technology into the single modern label “arrowhead.” Projectile points preserve thousands of years of Indigenous skill, hunting technology, stone knowledge, movement, and exchange. Many pointed stone tools commonly called arrowheads...

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On This Site documents Indigenous Long Island history through mapped places, research notes, photographs, and public storytelling by artist Jeremy Dennis.

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