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3 potsherds with perforations
3 potsherds with perforations
Object Number 62-29-40/7730
Display Title 3 potsherds with perforations
Descriptions
Inventory Description Ceramic rim and body sherds, perforated, brown, plain
Classification
  • Sherd
Department Archaeological
Culture
  • Neolithic
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Europe / Italy / Calabria / Cosenza / Corigliano Calabro / Favella
Europe / Italy / <State> / <County> / Consenza / Favella
Intrasite Surface
Materials Ceramic
Dimensions Overall: 9.7 x 9.8 x 0.8 cm (3 13/16 x 3 7/8 x 5/16 in.)
Quantity 3
Label on object 62-29-40/7730

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PrimaryMedia Object Number Title Classification Geography/Provenience SHARE
Image Not Available for Black on grey rim potsherds with perforations
37-130-10/19048 Black on grey rim potsherds with perforations
Sherd
Marysvale VII; Site VII
Image Not Available for Perforated plate sherds? (2). fit together. total of 3 perforations about 3.3 cm
46-73-10/56003 Perforated plate sherds? (2). fit together. total of 3 perforations about 3.3 cm
Sherd
Los Muertos
Ladle handle--solid flat--hooked end, perforations (3). Jeddito black-on-yellow
37-111-10/10697 Ladle handle--solid flat--hooked end, perforations (3). Jeddito black-on-yellow
Sherd
Awatovi
Perforated plate sherd. two perforations (plus one broken along edge) about 3.1 cm. from rim edge; a third perforation broken along edge; plainware.
46-73-10/55387 Perforated plate sherd. two perforations (plus one broken along edge) about 3.1 cm. from rim edge; a third perforation broken along edge; plainware.
Sherd
Los Muertos
Perforated plate fragment; two perforations (1.2 cm.) from edge on raised rim; third perforation evident along edge of sherd; brownware.
46-73-10/55726 Perforated plate fragment; two perforations (1.2 cm.) from edge on raised rim; third perforation evident along edge of sherd; brownware.
Plate
Los Muertos
Perforated plate sherd; more polished on interior; three complete perforations (1.9 cm.) from rim edge; two broken perforations along edges; plainware.
46-73-10/55386 Perforated plate sherd; more polished on interior; three complete perforations (1.9 cm.) from rim edge; two broken perforations along edges; plainware.
Plate
Los Muertos
Miniature vessels, 3 perforations
06-59-20/C3937.1 Miniature vessels, 3 perforations
Jar
San Juan Coyala
Perforated plate sherd with 4 perforations ca. 1.7 cm. from rim edge. redware
46-73-10/55747 Perforated plate sherd with 4 perforations ca. 1.7 cm. from rim edge. redware
Sherd
Los Muertos
Perforated plate sherd with three perforations ca. 1.5 cm. from rim edge (4th evident along broken edge of sherd). brown ware.
46-73-10/55730 Perforated plate sherd with three perforations ca. 1.5 cm. from rim edge (4th evident along broken edge of sherd). brown ware.
Sherd
Los Muertos
Perforated plate rim sherd (perforations about 1.8 cm. from rim). plainware..
46-73-10/55912 Perforated plate rim sherd (perforations about 1.8 cm. from rim). plainware..
Sherd
Los Muertos
Perforated plate rim sherds. perforations about 1.6 cm. from rim. plainware.
46-73-10/55911.1 Perforated plate rim sherds. perforations about 1.6 cm. from rim. plainware.
Plate
Los Muertos
Ceramic, earthenware rim, body, and handle sherds, undecorated, shell-tempered, some with perforations, some sherds crossmend; molded earthenware object, one hole
63-4-10/40602 Ceramic, earthenware rim, body, and handle sherds, undecorated, shell-tempered, some with perforations, some sherds crossmend; molded earthenware object, one hole
Rim
Handle
Body
Turpin Homestead Site; Ohio State Site # 33HA28 (105; 19)