Heavy stone chips, perhaps partly shaped and used as scrapers

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Object Number 38-87-10/18316

Display Title Heavy stone chips, perhaps partly shaped and used as scrapers

Descriptions

Inventory Description Chipping waste

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Texas / Taylor County

Intrasite Surface

Additional Geographic Terms McLean Site, west of; South slopes and gullies; mountain, south of

Quantity 2

Provenance

Provenance Prof. Kirk Bryan (1938)

Provenance Dr. Cyrus N. Ray (1938)

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Image Not Available for Stone concave scrapers, perhaps used in shaft making	38-87-10/18261	Stone concave scrapers, perhaps used in shaft making		Taylor County
	37-74-50/2212	4 chert chips & flakes, some perhaps used	Chipping debris	Morocco
Image Not Available for 18 miscellaneous quartzite fragments - flakes, chips, some perhaps used	37-74-50/2134	18 miscellaneous quartzite fragments - flakes, chips, some perhaps used	Chipping debris	Tit Mellil
Image Not Available for Stone chips with straight edges used as scrapers	38-87-10/18327	Stone chips with straight edges used as scrapers		Taylor County
	37-74-50/2183	Quartz fragments, perhaps used	Chipping debris	Tit Mellil
Image Not Available for Natural fragment, thinned by flaking on one side, perhaps used as celt; definite	37-11-50/1928	Natural fragment, thinned by flaking on one side, perhaps used as celt; definite	Scraper	Senegal
	34-93-40/1151	Upper part of cattle jaw, worked - perhaps used for hemp or rope- +	Bone Raw Material	Homolka
	49-17-50/7625	Small stone - perhaps used as a polisher	Ground Stone	Abu Geili
	49-17-50/7666	2 small stone artifacts - perhaps used in manufacture of beads?	Ground Stone	Abu Geili
Image Not Available for Waste flake, perhaps utilized	970-31-10/51099	Waste flake, perhaps utilized		Site 33
	37-11-50/1926	3 chert flakes - perhaps used as gun flints	Gunflint	Senegal
	46-77-30/6957	Set of cane tubes perhaps used as rattle	Fiber	Peru

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