Bull Brook is the name given to a particular style of fluted points, named for the Bull Brook site, in Ipswich, Ma. The site represents one of the largest fluted point era encampments known for North America. The site was discovered and excavated by vocational archaeologists in 1951, members of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society(MAS). According to the information provided by the late Jeff Boudreau in his New England typology guides, Bull Brook points are regarded as intermediate between Gainey and Barnes fluted points.
Here is the first description in the literature regarding the Bull Brook site:
https://vc.bridgew.edu/cgi/viewconte...0&context=bmas
Here is a description of the discovery provided by the town of Ipswich:
https://historicipswich.org/2014/04/...ook-discovery/
Recorded at the Robbins Museum in Middleborough, Ma:
Here is the first description in the literature regarding the Bull Brook site:
https://vc.bridgew.edu/cgi/viewconte...0&context=bmas
Here is a description of the discovery provided by the town of Ipswich:
https://historicipswich.org/2014/04/...ook-discovery/
Recorded at the Robbins Museum in Middleborough, Ma:
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