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Image Not Available for Sample from equid tooth 49-12-50/8703.1
Sample from equid tooth 49-12-50/8703.1
Image Not Available for Sample from equid tooth 49-12-50/8703.1
Object Number 49-12-50/8703.1.1
Display Title Sample from equid tooth 49-12-50/8703.1
Descriptions
Object Description Sample from equid tooth
Classification
  • Bone
Department Archaeological
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Morocco / Tangier / <County> / <City> / Grotte d'Achakar
Intrasite Disturbed material from Neolithic and later levels
Additional Geographic Terms Cape Achakar: Achakar Cave
Materials Bone, Animal tooth
Quantity 1

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39-69-50/5204.1.1 Sample from equid tooth 39-69-50/5204.1
Bone
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Image Not Available for Cast of equid tooth 49-12-50/8703.1
49-12-50/8703.1.2 Cast of equid tooth 49-12-50/8703.1
Cast
Grotte d'Achakar
Equid tooth
49-12-50/8703.1 Equid tooth
Archaeological
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Equid tooth
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Archaeological
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Equid tooth
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Mugharet el Aliya
Image Not Available for Cast of equid tooth 39-69-50/5204.1
39-69-50/5204.1.2 Cast of equid tooth 39-69-50/5204.1
Cast
Mugharet el Aliya
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Faunal Remain
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Faunal Remain
Faunal Remain
Utilized bone
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Faunal Remain
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Faunal Remain
Utilized bone
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Utilized Shell
Faunal Remain
Utilized bone
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