Flint knife with asphaltum adhering to one end

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Object Number 94-57-10/R451

Display Title Flint knife with asphaltum adhering to one end

Descriptions

Inventory Description Chipped stone biface

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Oregon

Quantity 1

Provenance

Provenance Frederick H. Rindge (?)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
Image Not Available for Spear-point; asphaltum adhering to base	94-57-10/R1109	Spear-point; asphaltum adhering to base		Santa Barbara County
	94-57-10/R457	Jasper knife, asphaltum at one end; this knife same general form as the hafted k	Biface	Oregon?
Image Not Available for Chipped chalcedony knife - asphaltum on shaft	07-7-20/C4909	Chipped chalcedony knife - asphaltum on shaft		Chichen Itza
Image Not Available for Fragments of chipped flint knives with Asphaltum	07-7-20/C4897	Fragments of chipped flint knives with Asphaltum		Chichen Itza
Image Not Available for Shell fragments, one with asphaltum	50-78-10/33069	Shell fragments, one with asphaltum		La Jolla
Image Not Available for Shell fragments, one with asphaltum	50-78-10/33069.1	Shell fragments, one with asphaltum	Ornament	La Jolla
Image Not Available for Chipped flint - with asphaltum on shaft	07-7-20/C4904	Chipped flint - with asphaltum on shaft		Chichen Itza
Image Not Available for Chipped flint knives - bits of asphaltum on shaft	07-7-20/C4902	Chipped flint knives - bits of asphaltum on shaft		Chichen Itza
	36-96-50/1707	Large coarsely worked quartzite fist axe with cortex adhering to the butt end	Axe	Nsongezi
	50-78-10/33039	Utilized shell with asphaltum	Utilized Shell	La Jolla
	94-57-10/R1617	Fish-hook of antler; asphaltum on shank	Utilized Antler	California
	94-57-10/R1625	Shell pin; spiral grooves once filled with asphaltum	Pin	California

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