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59 Items
Image Title Creator Culture Accession # Materials/Techniques
Red ceramic bird effigy sherd with broken beak and incised sides Unidentified Native American 54.6907 clay, slip, shell temper
Decorated and repaired red ceramic rim sherd Unidentified Native American 54.6707 clay
Large sandstone abrader with indents Unidentified Native American 61.5135 sandstone
Brown ceramic sherd of a bird effigy head Unidentified Native American 54.6912 clay
Brown ceramic sherd with incised decoration Unidentified Native American 54.6819 clay
Dark gray cylindrical stone ring Unidentified Native American 61.5254 possibly ceramic, talc, or soapstone
Red ceramic sherd with a bolstered rim Unidentified Native American 54.6951 clay
Red ceramic rim sherd Unidentified Native American 54.6823 clay
Stone core and flake which was likely removed from the core Unidentified Native American 61.5590a-b stone
Red ceramic sherd with everted rim and recessed line design Unidentified Native American 54.6966 clay
Decorated and repaired brown ceramic sherd Unidentified Native American 54.7053 clay
Small brown jar with everted rim Unidentified Native American 54.6791 clay
Large brown and tan ceramic rim sherd with incised decoration Unidentified Native American 54.6973 clay
Decorated and repaired brown ceramic rim sherd Unidentified Native American 54.7054 clay
Brown ceramic jar with two small handles and twelve nodules Unidentified Native American 54.6534 clay
Mini brown ceramic jar with angled rim and round base Unidentified Native American 54.6794 clay
Orange and white striped rim sherd with black rim Unidentified Native American 54.7018 clay
Red and tan rim herd with punctuated designs Unidentified Native American 54.6668 gray clay body, red slip on exterior, shell temper
Small red ceramic bottle Unidentified Native American 54.6535 buff/gray clay body, shell temper with red slip on exterior
Long copper pin with one end slightly broken Unidentified Native American 63.172 copper