The Peach State Guide To The Projectile Points Of Georgia

Discover the rich history of Georgia with The Peach State Guide To The Projectile Points Of Georgia! This comprehensive guide is your ticket to explore the fascinating world of arrowheads found in Georgia. Packed with 236 pages of vibrant, full-color images, this book brings to life the 89 point types that have been discovered in the state. From the oldest to the most recent, each point is beautifully presented with detailed information on its name, age, description, and associated cultural material. Uncover the secrets of these ancient artifacts and gain a deeper understanding of Georgia's rich archaeological heritage.

Whether you're an experienced collector, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about the archaeological wonders of Georgia, this guide is a must-have addition to your library. With 852 stunning pictures, you'll be able to immerse yourself in the beauty and intricacy of each projectile point. The visual appeal of this book is further complemented by meticulously crafted maps of distribution for each point type. Gain insights into the geographic spread of these artifacts and enhance your knowledge of Georgia's indigenous peoples.

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