lithic
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Mortar of stone Tub shaped, with rounded bottom (JMaas 1/96) |
Arrow points of obsidian. Found in Dr. Conmy's office. Pauite Tribe |
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Arrow points of obsidian. Found in Dr. Conmy's office. Pauite Tribe |
Arrow points of obsidian. Found in Dr. Conmy's office. Pauite Tribe |
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Arrow points of obsidian. Found in Dr. Conmy's office. Pauite Tribe |
Arrow points of obsidian. Found in Dr. Conmy's office. Pauite Tribe |
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Arrow points of obsidian. Found in Dr. Conmy's office. Pauite Tribe |
Spear point, obsidian. Found by Mr. Hubbard Straight base (JM 1/96) |
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Pestle, stone, symmetrical. Cylindrical, with rounded ends; rough finish (jm 1/96) |
collected prior to June, 1915
Celt, stone (defective). 2897 to 2910 $15.00 |
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Mortar & pestle. Mortar, shallow & triangular. |
collected Dec. 30, 1910 - Jan. 12, 1911
Pestle, stone, small. Received from: Mrs. Kilbar Tapered, cylindrical (JMaas 1/96) |
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collected Dec 30,1910 - Jan 12, 1911
Mortar, stone. Received from: Johnny Tecumseh Globular shape (JMaas, 1/96) |
Pestle, stone "Chumash."(RS, 3/79) "Grinding as versus a pounding instrument."(Lowell Bean, 7/92) Cylindrical shape (JM 1/96) |
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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... |
Mano and Metate. Description: Stone. a. mano - two handed, rectangular b. metate - large, rectangular, on three legs History: used for grinding grains, seeds, etc. ... |
