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welcome my name is Russell Iamp;#39;m an interpreter here in the pasta hay town at Jamestown Settlement and today weamp;#39;re going to be talking about making Stone Arrow points much like this one here So today weamp;#39;re actually going to be talking about our discussing at length is going to be the creation use of late Woodland style Stone Arrow points sometimes referred to as projectile points and a larger class there and so much of them in this period and in this region a late Woodland period as itamp;#39;s referred to are going to be small Woodland triangles this is what theyamp;#39;re sort of known by class but thatamp;#39;s really referring to points like clarksvilleamp;#39;s Madisonamp;#39;s the Adkins things like that which would take on a shape much like one of these here small triangular point and this region commonly made from quartz or quartzite or some other imported Stone and really topping out at their maximum size something like this so not much large