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Item number 2018.O.003:91 from the Sto:lo Research & Resource Management Centre.
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Description
non-artifactual material included in collection; not analyzed; Bag 10 contents = one black fine grained rock with wedge cut out of it (natural?); grey medium grained rock with rust coloured inclusions surface dirt; sickle shaped black rock with surface dirt and rust coloured inclusions; Bag 8b contents = very smooth (except for a few abrasions) black rock with green inclusions card that says it was found in pit house; Bag 6f contents = 4 lithics; all dark grey or black; surface dirt; one oval shaped one; Bag 6d contents = one black expanding stemmed projectile point; one possible grooved net weight; one long roughly rectangular lithic; one light dark green nephrite fragment with dents in a few places; one large possibly discoloured stemmed projectile point; one black biface with a few dents; 4 black flakes with surface dirt; one lithic that looks similar to projectile point basal fragment with rust stains; a large rust stained rock; Bag 6c contents = has the most lithics; most are just stones/flakes; 4 possible net weights (because of holes); unlabelled bag contents = multicoloured small pebbles; most are yellow; 2 bluish ones, 1 grey, 2 red
Provenance
Surface collection, Chilliwack area.
Item History
- Collected by Jeffrey Point
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- Unidentifiable
- Identification Number
- 2018.O.003:91
- Type of Item
- unidentifiable
- Material
- lithic
Where
- Holding Institution
- Sto:lo Research & Resource Management Centre
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