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Beginning about 7,000 years ago, changing
environmental
conditions brought about a drier climate. The Paleoindian
period came to an end and the Early Archaic period began.
Technological changes included a shift to using notched
dart points for hunting. This specimen was found at the
Licking bison kill site in Harding County.
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