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Flint blades from cache beneath Zoomorph B: length of largest 18 3/16 inches
Flint blades from cache beneath Zoomorph B: length of largest 18 3/16 inches
Object Number 58-34-20/29198
Display Title Flint blades from cache beneath Zoomorph B: length of largest 18 3/16 inches
Descriptions
Subject
  • Artifact
  • Chipped Stone
  • Biface
  • Leaf-Shaped
Department Photographic
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Central America / Guatemala / Izabal / <County> / <City> / Quirigua
Intrasite beneath Zoomorph B

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PrimaryMedia Object Number Title Classification Geography/Provenience SHARE
Cache of flint blades in situ beneath Zoomorph B
58-34-20/29197 Cache of flint blades in situ beneath Zoomorph B
Quirigua
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2004.29.2311.56 Second largest sheet of mica. 13x16 1/2 inches.
Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26
Baked clay pipe, 22 inches long, found beneath 2nd floor level in NW. Col.
58-34-20/31291 Baked clay pipe, 22 inches long, found beneath 2nd floor level in NW. Col.
Chichen Itza
Baked clay pipe, 22 inches long, found beneath 2nd floor level in NW. Col.
58-34-20/31290 Baked clay pipe, 22 inches long, found beneath 2nd floor level in NW. Col.
Chichen Itza
Leaf shaped obsidian blade, 20.5 inches long, 5.5 inches wide
2004.29.425 Leaf shaped obsidian blade, 20.5 inches long, 5.5 inches wide
Trinity County
Image Not Available for Bone bell 2 1/2 inches in length. 4th excv. E.
46-73-10/87983 Bone bell 2 1/2 inches in length. 4th excv. E.
Halonawan
Central City of Cibola
Scan of photograph from Judge Burt Cosgrove photo album."Treasure Hill" Ruin Metate of Lava 12 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 2 3/4 deep inside. Secondary wear 7 inches on end. 3 1/4 inches thick at upper end. 2 inches thick at lower end.
2011.24.1.2.27.1 Scan of photograph from Judge Burt Cosgrove photo album."Treasure Hill" Ruin Metate of Lava 12 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 2 3/4 deep inside. Secondary wear 7 inches on end. 3 1/4 inches thick at upper end. 2 inches thick at lower end.
Treasure Hill; Hough Pueblo 147
Blade, flint, 7 inches long
16-43-50/B1036 Blade, flint, 7 inches long
Blade
Raw Material
Egypt
Blade, flint, 7 inches long
16-43-50/B1038 Blade, flint, 7 inches long
Edged
Raw Material
Egypt
Skokomish basket, 16 inches high, 22 inches top woven in dark red, yellow and bl
2004.29.6395.23 Skokomish basket, 16 inches high, 22 inches top woven in dark red, yellow and bl
Washington
Clay piece from an anient ruin of Southern Mexico. 30 inches square and 5 inches thick, with portions of the original blue, red and yellow colors still adhering. They are in alto-relievo and represent the ancient Mexican idea of an eclipse, viz: an eagle devouring the sun. The five circles represent the date.
2004.24.33115 Clay piece from an anient ruin of Southern Mexico. 30 inches square and 5 inches thick, with portions of the original blue, red and yellow colors still adhering. They are in alto-relievo and represent the ancient Mexican idea of an eclipse, viz: an eagle devouring the sun. The five circles represent the date.
Clay piece from an anient ruin of Southern Mexico. 30 inches square and 5 inches thick, with portions of the original blue, red and yellow colors still adhering. They are in alto-relievo and represent the ancient Mexican idea of an eclipse, viz: an eagle devouring the sun. The five circles represent the date.
2004.24.33116 Clay piece from an anient ruin of Southern Mexico. 30 inches square and 5 inches thick, with portions of the original blue, red and yellow colors still adhering. They are in alto-relievo and represent the ancient Mexican idea of an eclipse, viz: an eagle devouring the sun. The five circles represent the date.
Mexico