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Folsom|ˈfəʊlsəm|
The name of a village in north-eastern New Mexico, U.S.A., applied attrib. to the remains of a prehistoric culture first found there, esp. to a type of projectile point (see quots.).
1928H. J. Cook in Sci. Amer. July 39/3 The fact that these arrowheads were found under the conditions they were, makes it possible to designate it as evidence of a definite cultural stage, for which the name ‘Folsom Culture’ has been suggested. 1931Proc. Colorado Mus. Nat. Hist. X. ii. 12 Fragments with long and broad lengthwise grooves..with often long and sharp base points, are really the only ones that could be called ‘Folsom points’, strictu sensu, that is to say, points of same shape and technique as those actually found at Folsom and..made by the same ancient people. 1948A. L. Kroeber Anthropol. xvi. 678 The typical fine ‘Folsom points’ are projectile heads made by pressure chipping. Ibid. 679 The true or specific Folsom culture..seems more likely to have been glacial rather than postglacial; certainly terminal Pleistocene..rather than initial or middle. 1954Ann. Reg. 1953 387 In the New World, after 27 years of searching, the first bone (a rib) of Folsom Man was unearthed in New Mexico. |