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Image Not Available for Double faced, grooved, diorite maul. 1st E.
Double faced, grooved, diorite maul. 1st E.
Image Not Available for Double faced, grooved, diorite maul. 1st E.
Object Number 46-73-10/87880
Display Title Double faced, grooved, diorite maul. 1st E.
Descriptions
Department Archaeological
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America / United States / New Mexico / McKinley County / <City> / Halonawan
North America / United States / New Mexico / Cibola County / Central City of Cibola
Intrasite 1st eastern excavation
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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Image Not Available for Small doubly grooved, diorite axe, worn at edge by use as maul or hammer. 1st E.
46-73-10/87843 Small doubly grooved, diorite axe, worn at edge by use as maul or hammer. 1st E.
Central City of Cibola
Halonawan
Image Not Available for Very muchly chipped (broken) double bitted diorite axe. 1st E.
46-73-10/87895 Very muchly chipped (broken) double bitted diorite axe. 1st E.
Halonawan
Central City of Cibola
Image Not Available for Perfect, grooved, diorite axe. 1st E.
46-73-10/87881 Perfect, grooved, diorite axe. 1st E.
Central City of Cibola
Halonawan
Image Not Available for Small doubly grooved diorite axe; secondarily used as maul. 3rd E.
46-73-10/87939 Small doubly grooved diorite axe; secondarily used as maul. 3rd E.
Halonawan
Central City of Cibola
Image Not Available for Double-faced maul showing use also as potter's stone. 4th E.
46-73-10/87952 Double-faced maul showing use also as potter's stone. 4th E.
Central City of Cibola
Halonawan
Image Not Available for Small ground diorite axe. Bit worn by use. 1st E.
46-73-10/87894 Small ground diorite axe. Bit worn by use. 1st E.
Central City of Cibola
Halonawan
Image Not Available for Water worn and rounded river boulder of diorite; used as maul.
46-73-10/89173 Water worn and rounded river boulder of diorite; used as maul.
Los Guanacos
Image Not Available for Oval diorite river pebble maul, showing much use at one end; designed for haftin
46-73-10/89176 Oval diorite river pebble maul, showing much use at one end; designed for haftin
Los Guanacos
Image Not Available for Very small and perfect, sharp, diorite hatchet; completely grooved. 4th E.
46-73-10/87998 Very small and perfect, sharp, diorite hatchet; completely grooved. 4th E.
Central City of Cibola
Halonawan
Image Not Available for Axe or hatchet, grooved, made from closely grained dark red material. 1st E.
46-73-10/87915 Axe or hatchet, grooved, made from closely grained dark red material. 1st E.
Central City of Cibola
Halonawan
Image Not Available for Small grooved maul. 3rd excv. E.
46-73-10/87946 Small grooved maul. 3rd excv. E.
Central City of Cibola
Halonawan
Image Not Available for Large grooved maul, made from coarsely grained volcanic tufa. 3rd E.
46-73-10/87938 Large grooved maul, made from coarsely grained volcanic tufa. 3rd E.
Halonawan
Central City of Cibola