The book "Schools of Early Man in the Southwest" by author Kenneth Honea is a study of projectile points used by early man in the American Southwest. In this book, the author examines the various types of projectile points, their origins, manufacturing techniques, and how these tools are used for hunting and survival. Through a detailed study of the material, the author offers new approaches to the study of early human culture and technology in the Southwestern United States. The book is an important resource for archaeologists, anthropologists, and anyone interested in the early history and evolution of human society.