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Object Number
35-70-10/5319
Display Title
Bone spatulate hoe
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Bone
Department
Archaeological
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
/
Massachusetts
/
Barnstable County
/
Eastham
/
Hemenway
Intrasite
Trench I; West cut; Shell deposit
Provenance
Provenance
Frederick Johnson
(1935)
Provenance
Peabody Museum Expedition
(1935)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004.24.14427 | Spatulate Hoe of Bone, Front View |
Hemenway
| ||
| 2004.24.14426 | Spatulate Hoe of Bone |
Shell deposit
| ||
| 34-93-40/1512 | Bone spatulate object |
Shaft, modified
Raw Material |
Homolka
| |
| 2002.1.1709 | Assorted bone tools and fragments, spatulate object, awls, perferators |
Raw Material
Shaft, modified |
Homolka
| |
| 56-30-20/21150.3 | Spatulate bone object |
Utilized bone
|
Barton Ramie
| |
| 56-30-20/21150.5 | Spatulate bone object |
Utilized bone
|
Barton Ramie
| |
| 56-30-20/21150.6 | Spatulate bone object |
Utilized bone
|
Barton Ramie
| |
| 56-30-20/21150.1 | Spatulate bone object |
Utilized bone
|
Barton Ramie
| |
| 56-30-20/21150.4 | Spatulate bone object |
Utilized bone
|
Barton Ramie
| |
|
Image Not Available
for Bone tool with spatulate end
| 29-20-10/97630 | Bone tool with spatulate end |
Utilized bone
|
Hill Top Ruin
| |
| 46-73-10/57219 | Bone awls, one with flat, spatulate end. range (length): 8.5-4.7 cm. |
Point
|
Los Muertos
| |
| 29-20-10/97595 | Bone tool with spatulate end |
Utilized bone
|
Hill Top Ruin
|