Part of square-ended stone knife? with one side more or less flat

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Object Number 38-87-10/18342

Display Title Part of square-ended stone knife? with one side more or less flat

Descriptions

Inventory Description Chipping waste

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Texas / Taylor County

Intrasite Surface

Additional Geographic Terms Matthews Ranch; Clear Fork of Brazos River; Elm Creek silts, eroded area in

Quantity 1

Provenance

Provenance Dr. Cyrus N. Ray (1938)

Provenance Prof. Kirk Bryan (1938)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
Image Not Available for Broken pieces of more or less square ended stone blades or knives	38-87-10/18271	Broken pieces of more or less square ended stone blades or knives		Taylor County
	26-7-10/95643.1	Ground stone tablet, flat, more or less square, mended, losses	Raw Material Ground Stone	Swarts Ranch
Image Not Available for Part of large square ended stone knife	38-87-10/18343	Part of large square ended stone knife		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Large stone flake scrapers, worked to two edges meeting more or less at a right	38-87-10/18257	Large stone flake scrapers, worked to two edges meeting more or less at a right		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Broken pieces of more or less oval stone blades or knives	38-87-10/18270	Broken pieces of more or less oval stone blades or knives		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Stone chips with more or less straight and sharp used edges	38-87-10/18274	Stone chips with more or less straight and sharp used edges		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Heavy stone scrapers. heavy types but more or less broken	38-87-10/18307	Heavy stone scrapers. heavy types but more or less broken		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Stone arrowpoint - more or less triangular with out-curving sides & concave base	41-87-10/24596	Stone arrowpoint - more or less triangular with out-curving sides & concave base		Site W
	993-26-10/99902	Ground stone axe, more or less parallel sides	Axe	United States
Image Not Available for 2 bifacially flaked, oval to leaf-shaped, more or less pointed stone implements	46-76-40/5921	2 bifacially flaked, oval to leaf-shaped, more or less pointed stone implements	Ovate biface	Zealand
Image Not Available for Bifacial stone artifacts, more or less ovate	38-87-10/18253	Bifacial stone artifacts, more or less ovate		Jones County
Image Not Available for Ditto; less regular, more worn.	46-73-10/89228	Ditto; less regular, more worn.		Los Guanacos

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