Fragments of 3 stone objects, 2 of them perforated

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Object Number 33-7-10/886

Display Title Fragments of 3 stone objects, 2 of them perforated

Descriptions

Inventory Description Ground stone, fragments, rectangular, 1 with tapered end, cracked

Classification

Ground Stone

Department Archaeological

Culture

Great Basin

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Utah / San Juan County / <City> / Site ab7-8

Intrasite Refuse mound

Additional Geographic Terms Alkali Ridge

Materials Stone

Dimensions Overall: 4.8 x 2.8 x 0.3 cm (1 7/8 x 1 1/8 x 1/8 in.)

Quantity 2

Label on object 33-7-10/886

Provenance

Provenance Peabody Museum Southeastern Utah Expedition (1932)

Provenance Dr. John Otis Brew (1932)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
	33-7-10/886.1	Fragments of 3 stone objects, 2 of them perforated	Raw Material Ground Stone	Site ab7-8
Image Not Available for Ground stone objects 3 pigment fragments, 2 stone of which 1 is grooved and perf	84-68-10/35360	Ground stone objects 3 pigment fragments, 2 stone of which 1 is grooved and perf	Ground Stone	Madisonville
	970-12-10/51133	3 frags. glass; 2 frags. pottery (glazed); 4 metal objects; 2 frags. quartz; 6 f	Biface Brick Body Chipping debris Button Button Bottle Glass Coal/clinker Flat Glass Faunal Remain	Neville
	07-6-10/78444	Cut and worked antler tine fragments, some with incised lines; worked antler cylindrical objects, paritally perforated; cut and worked antler fragments, one with gnawing marks; cut and worked antler object fragment, flat, sharpened at one end	Utilized Antler	Madisonville
Image Not Available for 6 fragments glass; 2 metal objects; 5 pieces charcoal?; 5 fragments stone; 2 chi	970-12-10/51132	6 fragments glass; 2 metal objects; 5 pieces charcoal?; 5 fragments stone; 2 chi		Neville
	36-91-60/4206	3 miscellaneous stone objects	Ground Stone	Chah Husaini
	970-12-10/50652.2	23 pieces of stone chipping debris, 2 unworked stones, 7 charcoal fragments, 3 coal fragments, 1 burned bone fragment, 1 kaolin pipe stem, 1 kaolin pipe bowl, 1 coarse earthenware sherd, 1 flat aqua glass fragments, 1 curved milk glass fragment, 1 colorless glass vessel rim, 1 stoneware body sherd, 1 porcelain body sherd, 2 redware body sherds, 7 white refined earthenware body sherds, 2 factory decorated slip sherds	Rim Coal/clinker Pipe stem Faunal Remain Charcoal Pipe bowl Body Chipping debris Partial Vessel Stone Aqua flat glass Fragment	Neville
Image Not Available for 15 fragments quartz-like material; 3 metal objects; 6 pieces pottery (glazed); 5	970-12-10/51111	15 fragments quartz-like material; 3 metal objects; 6 pieces pottery (glazed); 5		Neville
	970-12-10/50838.2	3 flat and bottle glass fragments, 7 earthenware sherds, 1 kaolin pipe bowl fragment, 2 projectile points, 1 brick fragment, 29 pieces of stone chipping debris, 1 piece mica, and 3 shell fragments	Fragment Flat Glass Pipe bowl Stone Projectile Point Bottle Glass Chipping debris	Neville
Image Not Available for Chipped stone objects (4), ground stone objects (3)	78-6-10/16011	Chipped stone objects (4), ground stone objects (3)	Chipped Stone	Williamson County
	82-35-10/29937	Metal, copper alloy ear spool, with iron, perforated animal teeth, shell fragments, and other unidentified objects adhered to one side	Utilized bone Fragment Ornament	Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26
	27-16-20/C10029	Grooved, perforated stone objects	Perforated Stone	Oaxaca

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