Evidence from recent excavations of a shell midden near the Housatonic
River estuary in Milford, Connecticut supports the inclusion of Narrow
Stemmed Tradition points in Early, Middle, and Late Woodland Period
toolkits. Comparative analysis with sites in the Housatonic and Connecticut
River valleys, Narragansett Bay, and Cape Cod suggest that the continued use of Narrow Stemmed points from Late Archaic times may have been related to decreases in the size of group territories and the ubiquity of quartz cobbles as a source of raw material.
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