Yucca Plant in Bloom

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Object Number 2004.24.10771

Display Title Yucca Plant in Bloom

Descriptions

Object Description Yucca Plant in Bloom

Keywords

Archaeological
Agriculture

Subject

Yucca

Department Photographic

Date 1932

Culture

Southwest

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Utah / San Juan County

Additional Geographic Terms Alkali Ridge

Materials Negative, nitrate

Dimensions Overall: 7.62 x 11.43 cm (3 x 4 1/2 in.)

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Image Not Available for Fragment of sotol bloom stalk, perforated and wrapped with yucca cord	35-61-20/4307	Fragment of sotol bloom stalk, perforated and wrapped with yucca cord	Worked Wood	Site B3
	33-7-10/1380.1.441	Yucca in bloom		Site 2
	33-7-10/1380.1.442	Yucca in bloom		Site 2
	44-40-10/99972.1.32	Yucca in bloom		United States
	2004.24.10740	Yucca Plant		San Juan County
	2011.24.1.1.20.1	Scan of photograph from Judge Burt Cosgrove photo album.Spanish Boyonet plant and bloom stalk. H.S.C. Animas Valley N.Mex. 9-29-30		New Mexico
	35-61-20/4328	Fragment of smoothed and tapered sotol bloom stalk (suggests dart shaft)	Worked Wood	Jardin Canyon
	35-61-20/4347	5 sotol bloom stalk staffs with hole through one end (2 of them have fiber cord	Worked Wood	Los Morteros Canyon
	35-61-20/4348	6 stalk pahos (sotol bloom stalks with fiber or cord tied around them)	Worked Wood	Los Morteros Canyon
	35-61-20/4344	Sotol bloom stalk with groove around end	Worked Wood	Los Morteros Canyon Site B4
Image Not Available for Clear glass milk bottle. Raised lettering says "Gold Bloom" and red painted let	972-51-10/51890	Clear glass milk bottle. Raised lettering says "Gold Bloom" and red painted let		Saint Francisville
	2004.24.10731	Cactus in Bloom		San Juan County

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