Stones, possibly worked, with possible orange pigment

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Object Number 89-15-10/A468

Display Title Stones, possibly worked, with possible orange pigment

Descriptions

Inventory Description Stones, possibly worked, with possible orange pigment

Classification

Ground Stone

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Ohio / Hamilton County / Anderson Township / Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26

Intrasite Turner's Field; Trench 1; altar 1

Additional Geographic Terms South bank of Little Miami River, 8 miles from junction with Ohio River

Materials Stone

Dimensions Overall (Measurements of largest): 6.8 × 5.3 × 3.8 cm (2 11/16 × 2 1/16 × 1 1/2 in.)

Quantity 2

Label on object A-468

Provenance

Collector Dr. Charles L. Metz (1882-1889)

Expedition Peabody Museum Expedition (1882-1889)

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