A Fluted Point Is A

question 70

Multiple Choice

A fluted point is a:

• A) projectile point with a channel or groove flaked off from both faces
• B) projectile point with holes drilled into the base to allow for hafting, thus giving it the appearance of a "flute"
• C) specialized variety of the Solutrean blades of the Upper Paleolithic
• D) diagnostic artifact of the Nenana complex of sites in Alaska

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