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Object Number
987-22-10/112601
Display Title
Organic, acorn cupule (top) fragment
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Organic, acorn cupule (top) fragment
Classification
- Fragment
Department
Archaeological
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
/
Massachusetts
/
Middlesex County
/
Cambridge
/
Harvard Yard
Intrasite
H84-1
Materials
Acorn
Dimensions
Overall: 2.2 × 1.7 × 0.3 cm (7/8 × 11/16 × 1/8 in.)
Quantity
1
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Fragment
|
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| |
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Fragment
|
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| |
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Corn
Charred Floral Remain Seed Nut |
Madisonville
| |
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Nut
|
Harvard Yard
| |
| 08-4-10/73312 | Acorns for making acorn meal |
Nut
|
California
| |
| 980-3-10/105371 | Acorn fragments |
Nut
|
Harvard Yard
| |
| 987-22-10/112826 | Nut, acorn fragment |
Nut
|
Harvard Yard
| |
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Nut
|
Burial Cave
| |
| 15-11-10/A2112 | String of acorn cup beads |
Floral Remain
|
Burial Cave
| |
| 15-11-10/A2485 | Acorns |
Nut
|
Cave 2
| |
| 01-33-10/61781 | Acorn, charred |
Charred Floral Remain
|
Oliver Site; Mississippi State Site #22Co503; LMS 16-N-6
| |
| 2009.9.2690 | Seed fragment, possibly a burned acorn |
Charred Floral Remain
|
Harvard Yard
|