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75 <br />• Correlations with other sites: Type mm26 at Magic Mountain (Irwin- <br />Williams and Irwin 1966:87, Fig. 27), and Type J at LoDaisKa (Irwin <br />and Irwin 1959:32, Fig. 24). <br />Projectile points: ex anding stem narrower than blade, Leaf-shaped, <br />sharp oblique tang, Type IVE_ Dne specimen ig, t . <br />Description: characterized by narrow lateral indentation, the axis <br />which is steeply inclined relative to the long axis. Notch width is <br />less than the length. The base is missing and there is pressure <br />flaking with a lightly serrated edge. <br />Material: chert. <br />Size range: incomplete, estimated length, 45 mm.; width, 32 mm.; and <br />thickness, 4 mm. <br />Special notes: basal configuration is unobtainable due to condition. <br />Correlations with other sites: Jukebox Cave (Jennings 1957:177, Fig. <br />159x). <br />Projectile points: expanding stem narrower than blade, Ieaf-ahaped, <br />convex base, Type rve. One specimen. (Fig. 7w). <br />Description: curved oblique tang. The blade is widest above the tang, <br />and the stem is narrow compared to the blade. The specimen in col- <br />lection is made on a flake with only minimal retouch on one face. <br />(• f~laterial: chert. <br />Size range: length is incomplete; width, 14 mm.; and thickness, 2 mm. <br />Special notes: the specimen in collection has been fractured trans- <br />versely and subsequently resharpened. Heat damage is indicated. <br />Projectile points: lateral notch, base wider than blade, Type yA. <br />une specimen lrig. iyl. <br />Description: narrow lateral notch above intersection of blade and basal <br />margin. The widest point of the blade is below the lateral notch. It <br />has biconvex outline, wide, shallow basal concavity, and finely con- <br />trolled pressure flaking on both faces. The edges are lightly serrated. <br />Material: chert. <br />Size range: length, 43 mm.; width, 28 mm.; and thickness, 4 mm. <br />Special notes: the lateral notch is slightly "V" shaped, oriented per- <br />pendicular to the long axis, and located very close to the base-blade <br />intersection. <br />Correlations with other sites: the LoDaisKa site (Irwin and Irwin 1959: <br />25, Fig. 17), and the McKean site, upper level (Mulloy 1954:446, Fig. 4- <br />22). <br /> <br />