Adze, Stone
Item number 45KI23/1282.05.01 from the The Burke: University of Washington.
Item number 45KI23/1282.05.01 from the The Burke: University of Washington.
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Ground stone adze, with incised grooves on either side, running lengthwise down the middle. It is broken across the end opposite the tip. There also seem to be some flake-like removals from the faces, but they could be use-damage or post-depositional. Pecking apparent on the sharp edge. Provenience Info: N:171 E.3 Q:F Stratum:5.01 Info on bag: CL, 1/55.4g, Photographed 12/86
Date notes: approximately 1400 B.P. - EuroAmerican contact
King County North America Northwest Coast Pacific Northwest Puget Sound Washington State Western United States Western Washington
Thickness:1.300 cm
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Date notes: approximately 1400 B.P. - EuroAmerican contact
Ground stone adze, with incised grooves on either side, running lengthwise down the middle. It is broken across the end opposite the tip. There also seem to be some flake-like removals from the faces, but they could be use-damage or post-depositional. Pecking apparent on the sharp edge. Provenience Info: N:171 E.3 Q:F Stratum:5.01 Info on bag: CL, 1/55.4g, Photographed 12/86
King County North America Northwest Coast Pacific Northwest Puget Sound Washington State Western United States Western Washington
Thickness:1.300 cm
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