Stone chips with worked points probably for engraving

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Object Number 38-87-10/18276

Display Title Stone chips with worked points probably for engraving

Descriptions

Object Description Stone chips with worked points probably for engraving

Inventory Description Unifaces

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Texas / Taylor County

Intrasite Surface

Additional Geographic Terms Blowout Mt., Gully west of; McLean Site, near

Quantity 6

Provenance

Provenance Prof. Kirk Bryan (1938)

Provenance Dr. Cyrus N. Ray (1938)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
Image Not Available for Worked flint, broken points, chips, etc.	31-16-10/A7975	Worked flint, broken points, chips, etc.	Chipped Stone	Site A 7-2
	970-12-10/50416	100 small chips stone; 5 larger stone pieces; 37 pieces quartz; 1-2 worked point	Faunal Remain Projectile Point Chipping debris Biface	Neville
Image Not Available for Stone chips with small graver points	38-87-10/18275	Stone chips with small graver points		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Stone chips with denticulate edges and minute graving points like folsom of lind	38-87-10/18329	Stone chips with denticulate edges and minute graving points like folsom of lind		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Stone chips with graving points or awls	38-87-10/18330	Stone chips with graving points or awls		Texas
Image Not Available for Sharp edged stone chips, apparently used as knives or scrapers.	38-87-10/18273	Sharp edged stone chips, apparently used as knives or scrapers.		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Fine worked flints and flint chips	31-16-10/A7969	Fine worked flints and flint chips	Chipping debris	Site A 7-1
Image Not Available for Unifaces and stone chips	88-42-10/46292	Unifaces and stone chips		Workshop
	970-12-10/50419	22 quartz pieces; 4 large stone pieces; 13 bone fragments; 89 stone chips and pi	Unidentified Projectile Point Stone Chipping debris Faunal Remain	Neville
	970-12-10/50380	1 bag charcoal bits; 20 unglazed potsherds; 48 stone chips and pieces; 1 worked	Chipping debris Stone Faunal Remain Charcoal Body	Neville
	77-23-10/12153	Flint chips, from stone points	Stone	Johnson
	53-38-10/41850	Stone chips, 10 w/ nos, some worked	Chipping debris Raw Material	Cerro Colorado

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