Science: Archaeology: Topics: Portable Antiquities: Stone Tools

Extensive listing of links to information and resources of interest to lithic analysts and other archaeologists, maintained by Hugh W. Jarvis, University at Buffalo.

Collections of thousands of pictures of arrowheads and other lithics, mainly from Texas.

A peer-reviewed journal concerned with dissemination knowledge about archaeological stone tools.

Arrowheads and stone age tools. Archaic flint knives, axes, and spear points.

Photographs of arrowheads and other artifacts from Northeastern Oklahoma.

Photographs of a personal collection of Native American artifacts.

A reference program containing information about the typology, technology and raw materials and of the Stone Age.

Skip Hutchison's collection of stone tools from Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. Includes brief descriptions of the artifacts.

Searchable database of samples of flint and other siliceous raw materials collected by Rengert Elburg and Paul van der Kroft in Central Europe. Search by location or type.

Definitions of terms commonly used in the study of lithic technology.

An article by Leland C. Bement that describes using stone tools to reconstruct Folsom mobility and subsistence practices on the Southern Plains.

An illustrated typology with artifact descriptions presented by the London Chapter of the Ontario Archaeological Society.

Photo gallery of arrowhead and artifact types found in Texas with information provided on lithic technology.

Paper presenting a computer simulation of Folsom fluting. By Tony Baker.

Sells casts and pictures of projectile points.

Introduction to the methods of dating projectile points using artifacts from Texas as examples.