acorn
late 19th, early 20th century
Spoon, elkhorn, for soup. |
collected Nov 24 - Dec 17, 1913
Acorns, natural condition. Some sent to Chili Com. Mus., Tientsin, China, exch. Interpretation in the Chili Commercial Museum file, composed 1916: Acorns of California Black Oak, (... |
collected Sept - Nov 28, 1911
Acorn anvil of wood with stone hammer. Used to crack and hull acorns. Received from: Capt. George Barber "One of the few extant acorn cracking anvils." (Craig Bates, 7/91) ... |
collected April 18-28, 1914
Acorn anvil. For cracking shell of acorns. Received from: Edgar Wooldridge. From the History Information Station: "Object: Anvil stone and quartzite hammerstone collected among... |
collected April 18-28, 1914
Acorn hullers, stone. For cracking acorns. Received from: Edgar Wooldridge. Acorn anvil. For cracking shell of acorns. Received from: Edgar Wooldridge. From the History... |
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