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The Strohacker Site: A Review of Pre-Archaic Manifestations in Texas

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Investigations at the Strohacker site in central Texas produced a number of late Paleo-Indian and pre-Archaic artifacts. These are described and the site is compared to several other Texas sites from which similar artifacts were recovered in recent years. On the basis of present evidence, it is proposed that the latter part of the Paleo-Indian period ended in parts of Texas around 6000 B.C. and was followed by a transitional preArchaic phase which extended throughout the Altithermal. This phase was succeeded by a developed Archaic tradition about 3500 B.C.

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1968Guide To the Identification of Certain American Indian Projectile Points 1958Method and Theory in American Archaeology. Gordon R. Willey and Philip Phillips. University of Chicago Press, Chicago. ix+270pp. $4.75.

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