Sherds with worked stone scrapers

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Object Number 33-62-10/2563.2

Display Title Sherds with worked stone scrapers

Descriptions

Inventory Description Ceramic sherds, black on red linear design, interior, fireclouded exterior

Classification

Sherd

Department Archaeological

Culture

Great Basin

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Utah / <County> / <City> / Floating House Ruin

Intrasite Rubbish fill, eastern end, slab site a

Additional Geographic Terms Chinle Valley

Materials Ceramic

Dimensions Overall: 8 x 6.2 x 0.7 cm (3 1/8 x 2 7/16 x 1/4 in.)

Quantity 8

Label on object 33-62-10/2563

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
Image Not Available for Sherds with worked stone scrapers	33-62-10/2563.1	Sherds with worked stone scrapers	Sherd	Floating House Ruin
Image Not Available for Worked sherds--pottery scrapers	33-62-10/2534	Worked sherds--pottery scrapers	Sherd	Floating House Ruin
Image Not Available for Sherds with worked stone scrapers	33-62-10/2563.4	Sherds with worked stone scrapers	Sherd	Floating House Ruin
Image Not Available for Sherds with worked stone scrapers	33-62-10/2563.3	Sherds with worked stone scrapers	Sherd	Floating House Ruin
	63-4-10/50082	Chipped stone, scrapers; chipped stone, bifacially worked fragments, possible scrapers	Biface Scraper	Fish Hatchery Mound; Ohio State Site # 33HA 229 (143)
	63-4-10/52540	Ceramic, earthenware rim sherds, one undecorated and shell-tempered, one cord-impressed and grit-tempered; chipped stone, drill; chipped stone, scrapers, one with cortex	Rim Scraper Drill	Turpin Archaeological District
	999-22-10/77632	Organic, worked animal bone fragments, likely beamers or scrapers, worked from metapodials; two fragments crossmended with glue; worked antler fragment; chipped stone, flake; prismatic blade, with cortex	Utilized Antler Utilized bone Flake Prismatic blade	Hahn's Field
	08-3-10/79551	Organic, worked animal bone fragments, likely scrapers or beamers, some worked from metapodials, one from femur; worked antler fragment, likely scraper or beamer	Utilized bone Utilized Antler	Madisonville
	63-4-10/40480	Chipped stone, scrapers; stone fragment, possibly worked	Scraper Stone	Turpin Homestead Site; Ohio State Site # 33HA28 (105; 19)
	63-4-10/50053	Chipped stone, scrapers; chipped stone, chipping debris, some possible cores, some possibly utilized or worked	Scraper Chipping debris	Edward Turpin Mound Group and Earthworks
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 4 rim sherds and 2 body sherds with interior & exterior polishing striations fro	46-73-10/55800	4 rim sherds and 2 body sherds with interior & exterior polishing striations fro	Sherd	Los Muertos

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