Nephrite
Item number 2577 from the The Burke: University of Washington.
Item number 2577 from the The Burke: University of Washington.
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One unmodified nephrite stone. A piece of tape is adhered to one side. Two white fragments, possibly quartzite, removed and bagged from natural crevice on surface of stone. L. St. Kitts 5/18/2009 Led: Flat boulder of deep green. Fide donor GTE: Water worn flat boulder of deep and bright green jade found on the north bank of the Fraser River, B. C. just above Lytton. Polished green cobble. No apparent signs of cultural activity.
Purchase from George T. Emmons
British Columbia Canada Fraser River North America Northwest Coast Plateau
Owned by The Burke Museum of Natural Hisory and Culture.
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Purchase from George T. Emmons
British Columbia Canada Fraser River North America Northwest Coast Plateau
Owned by The Burke Museum of Natural Hisory and Culture.
One unmodified nephrite stone. A piece of tape is adhered to one side. Two white fragments, possibly quartzite, removed and bagged from natural crevice on surface of stone. L. St. Kitts 5/18/2009 Led: Flat boulder of deep green. Fide donor GTE: Water worn flat boulder of deep and bright green jade found on the north bank of the Fraser River, B. C. just above Lytton. Polished green cobble. No apparent signs of cultural activity.
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