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Shell, bivalve, possibly burned
Shell, bivalve, possibly burned
Object Number 46-73-10/90303
Display Title Shell, bivalve, possibly burned
Descriptions
Inventory Description Organic, shell, bivalve, possibly burned
Classification
  • Shell
Department Archaeological
Culture
  • Salado Period
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America / United States / Arizona / Maricopa County / <City> / Los Hornos
Intrasite Surface
Additional Geographic Terms Salado Basin
Materials Shell
Dimensions Overall: 2.2 x 2.2 x 0.3 cm (7/8 x 7/8 x 1/8 in.)
Quantity 1
Label on object 391c/ 46-73-10/52020
Provenance
Collector Frank Hamilton Cushing (01/01/1886-01/01/1889)
Collector Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition (01/01/1886-01/01/1889)
Donor Mary T. Hemenway (11/15/1946)

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Shell, bivalve fragments, possibly worked, some burned
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Utilized Shell
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Image Not Available for Ceramic disks, perforated
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Disk
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Faunal Remain
Faunal Remain
Perforator
Utilized bone
Triangular Projectile Point
Corn
Leaf-shaped Projectile Point
Biface
Flake
Scraper
Lanceolate Projectile Point
Utilized Shell
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Faunal Remain
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Shell
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Shell
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Shell
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