Heavy wedge-shaped stone scrapers

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Object Number 38-87-10/18248

Display Title Heavy wedge-shaped stone scrapers

Descriptions

Object Description Heavy wedge-shaped stone scrapers

Inventory Description Rock fragments

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Texas / Jones County

Intrasite Surface

Additional Geographic Terms High terraces; Abilene, 10 miles northwest of

Quantity 2

Provenance

Provenance Prof. Kirk Bryan (1938)

Provenance Dr. Cyrus N. Ray (1938)

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Image Not Available for Heavy stone chips, perhaps partly shaped and used as scrapers	38-87-10/18316	Heavy stone chips, perhaps partly shaped and used as scrapers		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Heavy stone bifaces used as scrapers or hammers	38-87-10/18322	Heavy stone bifaces used as scrapers or hammers		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Stone scrapers made of heavy flakes	38-87-10/18298	Stone scrapers made of heavy flakes		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Bifacial stone scrapers or heavy knives	38-87-10/18265	Bifacial stone scrapers or heavy knives		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Heavy stone flakes used as scrapers	38-87-10/18324	Heavy stone flakes used as scrapers		Taylor County
Image Not Available for 2 indurated shale heavy large scrapers- moderately weathered and patinated	37-11-50/1963	2 indurated shale heavy large scrapers- moderately weathered and patinated	Scraper	Senegal
Image Not Available for Heavy stone scrapers. heavy types but more or less broken	38-87-10/18307	Heavy stone scrapers. heavy types but more or less broken		Taylor County
Image Not Available for 2 flint end scrapers on elongated heavy flakes with very slight lateral retouch	58-50-60/11322	2 flint end scrapers on elongated heavy flakes with very slight lateral retouch	Scraper	Rub' al Khali
	52-9-40/6513	4 flint burins of various types showing heavy use as scrapers	Graver	France
	37-11-50/1917	39 heavy chert flakes, used as side scrapers	Scraper	Senegal
Image Not Available for 14 indurated shale "turtle back" heavy discoidal scrapers	37-11-50/1961	14 indurated shale "turtle back" heavy discoidal scrapers	Scraper	Senegal
	37-74-50/2178	12 flint & chert heavy Levallois type flakes slightly retouched as side scrapers	Scraper	Tit Mellil

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