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Object Number
29-78-10/A7460.1
Display Title
Chipped stone projectile points, perforators, and rough bifaces
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Chipped stone projectile points, perforators, and rough bifaces
Classification
- Projectile Point
Department
Archaeological
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
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United States
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Georgia
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Columbia County
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<City>
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Stalling's Island Mound; Georgia state #9CB1
Intrasite
General diggings
Materials
Stone
Dimensions
Overall: 10.6 x 3.8 x 2 cm (4 3/16 x 1 1/2 x 13/16 in.)
Quantity
104
Label on object
A7460
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 974-5-10/52670 | Chipped stone, biface and projectile point fragments and perforators; stemmed bifaces; stemmed, ovate, side-notched, and corner-notched projectile points |
Stemmed biface
Projectile Point Ovate Projectile Point Side-Notched Projectile Point Corner-Notched Projectile Point Stemmed Projectile Point Perforator Biface |
Hamilton County
| |
| 87-60-10/A999 | Chipped stone, scrapers, flakes, perforators, projectile points, and bifaces |
Stemmed Projectile Point
Side-Notched Projectile Point Corner-Notched Projectile Point Projectile Point Perforator Triangular Projectile Point Flake Ovate biface Scraper |
Serpent Mound Park
| |
| 82-46-10/28112 | Chipped stone, bifaces, perforators, and projectile points, lanceolate and stemmed |
Stemmed Projectile Point
Perforator Biface Lanceolate Projectile Point |
Trenton
| |
| 01-38-10/69765 | Chipped stone, flakes, blades, unifaces, biface, scrapers, perforators, triangular projectile points, ovate projectile point |
Biface
Chipping debris Projectile Point Flake Uniface Spokeshave Triangular Projectile Point Scraper Blade Ovate Projectile Point Perforator |
Madisonville
| |
| 78-52-10/15580 | Chipped stone, projectile points, bifaces, and fragments, flakes, perforators |
Stemmed Projectile Point
Flake Perforator Biface Side-notched biface Stemmed biface Corner-Notched Projectile Point |
Xenia
| |
| 84-58-10/33833 | Chipped stone, perforators, biface, and projectile points, includes fragments and basal-notched |
Perforator
Biface Projectile Point Basal-Notched Projectile Point |
Trenton
| |
| 999-22-10/83843 | 21 pieces of worked bone including bone points and bone perforators, 55 earthenware rim and body sherds with impressed exterior surface decoration, and 85 chipped stone tools, including biface tips and bases, and projectile points including side-notched and corner-notched |
Rim
Body Point Perforator Projectile Point Biface Side-Notched Projectile Point Corner-Notched Projectile Point |
Knox County
| |
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Image Not Available
for Chipped stone perforators, rough,and 1 lanceolate projectile point, chert.
| 84-68-10/35498 | Chipped stone perforators, rough,and 1 lanceolate projectile point, chert. |
Perforator
|
Madisonville
| |
| 13-71-10/89566 | Chipped stone, side-notched and stemmed bifaces with biface perforators |
Perforator
Side-notched biface Stemmed biface |
New Jersey
Pennsylvania | |
| 84-68-10/35277 | Chipped stone bifaces, some possible perforators |
Biface
|
Sand Ridge
| |
| 974-5-10/52674 | Chipped stone, ovate bifaces, biface fragments, perforator, unifaces, chipping debris; stemmed, side-notched, corner-notched, and ovate projectile points |
Biface
Uniface Ovate biface Chipping debris Ovate Projectile Point Corner-Notched Projectile Point Stemmed Projectile Point Side-Notched Projectile Point Perforator |
Turner Group?; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26?
| |
| 78-26-10/14408 | Chipped stone, lanceolate and stemmed bifaces, some are perforators |
Stemmed biface
Perforator Lanceolate biface |
Trenton
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