Interline Points

[Hi-Lo]

I am looking for any information on Interline Points that might be out there. I think I am spelling it correctly. Any help would be much appreciated.

[gregszybala]

You have any more information? That is coming up a total blank.

[Kyflintguy]

I drew a blank to? Is interline a locally known type? Collector type? Were have you heard of it before and in what kinda context was it reffered to in I.e Book, collector jargon, lecture etc?

[Hoss]

Can you draw one even if you do not have one?

[Havenhunter]

Did you mean this perhaps? Found this ref. after playing with spelling. Enterline Scrapers

One was what he called the Enterline Fluting Technique, which many of the points and fragments there showed : the practice of running narrow "guide flakes" up each side previous to striking off the main flute to keep it running straight.

The other, a tool form, he called Enterline Scrapers. As with the two below, these are endscrapers on which the working end is narrower than the rest of the tool, rather than (as usual) wider.

When even more extreme, these would be called "bec"s (French) or "nosed scrapers."

For what it's worth.

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[Hi-Lo]

Bingo! Yes, enterline versus interline. Thanks very much.

[Havenhunter]

I believe what you're looking for is ENTERLINE, a paleo fluted point.

[gregszybala]

Way to go!