Alaska Unalaklett Expedition; Bruce Lutz, 1969
Accession Lot
- Object[925]
- no[925]
- no[925]
- american[925]
- adze[2]
- adze blade[11]
- adze blade fragment[1]
- adze fragment[8]
- animal bone[1]
- antler[1]
- arrow shaft straightener[1]
- bags of chip[6]
- bead[2]
- biface[1]
- bifacial scraper[8]
- blade[30]
- blade fragment[19]
- body sherd[2]
- bone fragment[2]
- borer[10]
- burin[7]
- charcoal[1]
- charcoal samples[1]
- chip[11]
- chips[1]
- cobble[2]
- core[7]
- core fragment[2]
- end blade[88]
- end blade base[5]
- end blade fragment[89]
- flake[41]
- flake fragment[1]
- flake knife[1]
- flakes[17]
- fragment[1]
- gouge[1]
- graver[1]
- grindstone[1]
- hammerstone[5]
- handle[1]
- implement[4]
- knife[4]
- lamp[11]
- net sinker[30]
- net sinker fragment[4]
- object[1]
- point[2]
- pot[1]
- pottery fragments[1]
- pottery stamp[1]
- projectile point[1]
- quartz[1]
- retouched flake[9]
- rim sherd[4]
- rock[1]
- rubbing stone[2]
- sample[2]
- samples[3]
- saw[4]
- scraper[95]
- shaft smoother[2]
- sharpener[2]
- sherd[131]
- sherds[7]
- side blade[101]
- side blade base[1]
- side blade fragment[68]
- slate[1]
- smoother[4]
- soil[1]
- soil sample[1]
- stone[3]
- stone fragment[5]
- tool[1]
- twig[1]
- utilized flake[7]
- whetstone[16]
- worked stone[7]
- alaska[924]
- south spit[1]
- unalakleet[925]
- "various houses".[1]
- ?[1]
- across slough from a.f. fish camp[1]
- card reads "various (not given)".[1]
- card reads, "all houses, various associations".[1]
- card reads, "miscellaneous houses, various places - test pits".[1]
- eroded area south of ip house[1]
- house 101[1]
- house 102[2]
- house 106[6]
- house 107[2]
- house 109[8]
- house 109, prov. test pit - top of floor[1]
- house 110[5]
- house 111[9]
- house 112[1]
- house 113[4]
- house 114[6]
- house 115[6]
- house 116[9]
- house 117[1]
- house 118[44]
- house 119[132]
- house 11920[1]
- house 120[207]
- house 121[1]
- house 122[1]
- house 2[4]
- house 3[3]
- house ip[13]
- ip house[428]
- ip house, middle floor, n2.5: w: 3.75[1]
- n 2.5, w 2 - wall continuation[2]
- n2.75, w8.25 overburden level outside house[2]
- n3.8, w4.4 - house fill[1]
- n3.8: w8.1, house floor[1]
- n3.9:w8.h, house floor[1]
- n4.1, w3 - first layer under sod[1]
- n7.9, w 11.0 - ip house floor[1]
- n8.2, w4.5 - overburden[1]
- test pit- floor[1]
- animal bone[1]
- antler[1]
- bark[1]
- beaver tooth[1]
- bone[6]
- breccia[1]
- ceramic[87]
- chalcedony[3]
- charcoal[2]
- chert[183]
- clay[46]
- cobble[25]
- flint[21]
- green stone[4]
- greenstone[18]
- ground stone[1]
- ivory[1]
- jasper[2]
- limestone[1]
- obsidian[195]
- pumice[4]
- quartz[11]
- quartzite[1]
- rhyolite[2]
- rock[1]
- sandstone[17]
- schist[11]
- sedimentary rock[1]
- shale[3]
- slate[43]
- soil[2]
- steatite[1]
- stone[240]
- volcanic stone[7]
- wood[2]
- chipped[17]
- ground[1]
- ground stone[8]
- stamped[34]
- worked[2]
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