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Object Number 968-12-10/50005

Display Title Teardrop-shaped artifacts of mica schist; One with perforation at narrow end - p

Descriptions

Object Description 4 Teardrop-shaped artifacts of mica schist; one with perforation at narrow end--pendant?

Inventory Description Stone pendant, grooved stone

Department Archaeological

Date 1400-1500

Culture

Late Woodland Period

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Massachusetts / Barnstable County / Bourne / Garland

Intrasite Square 2; Level 5

Provenance

Provenance Dr. Dena F. Dincauze (1963)

Provenance Michael P. Hoffman (1963)

Provenance Peg Hoffman (1963)

Provenance Sarah Keller (1963)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
	82-35-10/29897	Metal, copper alloy pendants, flat, teardrop shaped, with hole in center, one with mica and stone adhered to it	Mica Chipping debris Pendant	Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26
	82-35-10/29971	Metal, copper alloy ear spool, silver plated, adhered to teardrop shaped copper alloy object, possible pendant; with perforated animal teeth, worked shell beads, mica and charcoal fragments adhered	Ornament Utilized bone Mica Charcoal Utilized Shell	Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26
	82-35-10/29893	Metal, copper alloy ornaments, flat, tear drop shaped, perforated at narrow end, one with iron and mica adhered to it, one with bone, shells, and charcoal adhered to it	Ornament Fragment Utilized Shell Mica Charcoal	Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26
	2001.1.698.2	Mica sheets, triangular or axe-shape, 2 perforations at narrow end	Ground Stone	Marriott Mound 2; Ohio State Site # 33HA 140 (54; 264; 178)
Image Not Available for Pestle of mica schist; Shows much use	22-34-10/G1698	Pestle of mica schist; Shows much use		Deerfield
Image Not Available for 2 mica schist pestles, ca. 43 cm. long and 6-6.5 cm. wide. wear on many...	978-3-10/57902	2 mica schist pestles, ca. 43 cm. long and 6-6.5 cm. wide. wear on many...		Fall River
	28-3-10/96744.1	Wood object, root ball?, teardrop shaped, 1 end tapered & broken	Root	Ceremonial Cave
	82-35-10/29896	Metal, copper alloy pendants, flat, teardrop shaped	Pendant	Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26
	2004.29.2311.100	Ornaments of mica-schist.		Turner Group; Ohio State Site # 33HA 26
Image Not Available for Pieces mica schist (2), lump quartz (1), rock miscellaneous flakes and chips	968-12-10/50003	Pieces mica schist (2), lump quartz (1), rock miscellaneous flakes and chips		Garland
Image Not Available for 65 Assorted flakes and rock fragments (milky quartz, mica schist, granite)	968-12-10/49997	65 Assorted flakes and rock fragments (milky quartz, mica schist, granite)		Garland
Image Not Available for Body sherd (abundant mica schist temper)--originally containing prepared red pai	46-73-10/55820	Body sherd (abundant mica schist temper)--originally containing prepared red pai	Sherd	Los Muertos

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