Chapter X: Part 2

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TRANSCRIBER NOTES:

Missing punctuation has been added and obvious punctuation errors
have been corrected without note.

Archaic, obsolete and misspelled words have not been changed with
the exception of those listed below.

Page numbers have been added to the Contents as an aid to the
reader. They do not appear in the original.

Page xiii, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: "member" changed to "members" (many
members of the Alabama Archaeological Society).

Page 11: "Archiaic" changed to "Archaic" (Woodland and Archaic point
types.)

Page 24: deleted duplicate word "the" (One example from the Big
Sandy Site in Tennessee).

Page 30: "suggest" changed to "suggests" (This evidence suggests a
Woodland association in Alabama.)

Page 82: "on" changed to "one" (and one each from Level 4, 5 and 7.)

Page 83: "of" changed to "or" (rarely, excurvate or recurvate.)

Page 95: "asymetrical" changed to "asymmetrical" (and may be
asymmetrical.)

Page 103: "asymetrical" changed to "asymmetrical" (of the measured
examples had asymmetrical shoulders.)

Page 106: "shoulders" changed to "shoulder" (Where shoulder barbs
are present).

Page 114: "overly" changed to "overlay" (Savannah River points
overlay the "Old Quartz").

Page 115: "followin" changed to "following" (provided the following
measurements).