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Object Number
63-4-10/50047
Display Title
Worked bivalve shells, three perforated
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Worked bivalve shells, three perforated
Classification
- Utilized Shell
Department
Archaeological
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
/
Ohio
/
Hamilton County
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Anderson Township
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Turpin Archaeological District
Intrasite
General diggings
Additional Geographic Terms
Little Miami Valley; Anderson Township; Newton, near
Materials
Shell
Dimensions
Overall (Measurements of largest): 9.9 × 8.4 × 1.7 cm (3 7/8 × 3 5/16 × 11/16 in.)
Quantity
4
Label on object
63-4-10/50047
Provenance
Provenance
Dr. Charles L. Metz
(1880-1890)
Provenance
Peabody Museum Expedition
(1880-1890)
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PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
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| 63-4-10/39898 | Worked shells, bivalves, possibly partially perforated |
Utilized Shell
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Turpin Homestead Site; Ohio State Site # 33HA28 (105; 19)
| |
| 11-10-10/A4610 | Organic, worked bivalve shells, perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Madisonville
| |
| 81-41-10/25163 | Organic, worked bivalve shells, perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Madisonville
| |
| 08-3-10/79574 | Organic, worked bivalve shells, some perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Madisonville
| |
| 999-22-10/77635 | Organic, worked bivalve shells, perforated; animal tooth, likely bear; worked animal bone fragments, likely beamers or scrapers, worked from metapodials; two fragments crossmended with glue; three fragments crossmend |
Utilized Shell
Faunal Remain Utilized bone |
Hahn's Field
| |
| 999-22-10/77633 | Organic, worked bivalve shells, perforated; bivalve shell fragments; gastropod shell; chipped stone, projectile points, triangular and ovate, one with cortex; ceramic, earthenware rim sherd, notched rim, undecorated body, shell-tempered |
Rim
Ovate Projectile Point Utilized Shell Triangular Projectile Point Faunal Remain |
Hahn's Field
| |
| 07-6-10/78056 | Worked bivalve shell, perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Madisonville
| |
| 86-46-10/A3906 | Worked bivalve shell, perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Turpin Homestead Site; Ohio State Site # 33HA28 (105; 19)
| |
| 63-4-10/50100 | Worked bivalve shell fragments, two possibly intentionally perforated; gastropod shell, possibly intentionally perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Johnson Turpin Ancient Cemetery; Ohio State Site # 33HA699
| |
| 63-4-10/39988 | Worked bivalve shells, perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Turpin Homestead Site; Ohio State Site # 33HA28 (105; 19)
| |
| 86-46-10/A3799 | Worked bivalve shells, perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Turpin Homestead Site; Ohio State Site # 33HA28 (105; 19)
| |
| 86-46-10/A3664 | Worked bivalve shells, perforated |
Utilized Shell
|
Turpin Archaeological District
|