Alaskan Expedition, Frederica de Laguna, 1932
Accession Lot
- Object[997]
- american[997]
- adze blade[15]
- adze haft[1]
- adze head[2]
- amulet box[1]
- animal bone[2]
- animal tooth[1]
- antler[3]
- antler slab[1]
- arrowhead[6]
- articulation[28]
- awl[88]
- ball[1]
- bar[4]
- barb[1]
- barbed point[1]
- bead[26]
- bear bone[12]
- birch bark[3]
- bird bone[14]
- blade[65]
- blade fragment[2]
- bone[8]
- bone mounting[2]
- bone strip[1]
- boulder chip[2]
- bracelet[1]
- buckle[5]
- caribou bone[6]
- chip[2]
- chisel[1]
- chisel blade[1]
- cleaver[1]
- cover[1]
- cutting board[2]
- dart head[32]
- dart side prong[1]
- dog bone[1]
- doll[2]
- drill[11]
- drill point[9]
- eagle bone[1]
- engraving tool[1]
- fish hook[34]
- fishhook[2]
- flake[19]
- flenzing knife[1]
- flint flaker[8]
- fragment[1]
- game piece[1]
- grooved stone[10]
- hammerstone[2]
- hand drill[1]
- handle[1]
- harpoon[1]
- harpoon head[6]
- implement[1]
- inset[1]
- ivory[2]
- knife[16]
- knife blade[4]
- labret[21]
- lamp[4]
- lance[1]
- lance blade[11]
- lump[1]
- marrow bone[1]
- mirror[5]
- model[1]
- needle[28]
- needle point[2]
- nose ornament[1]
- notched stone[41]
- object[5]
- peg[4]
- pendant[14]
- pin[114]
- pin fragment[2]
- planing adze blade[1]
- plug[1]
- point[86]
- pottery fragment[3]
- pumice[3]
- retouched flake[1]
- rib[2]
- ring[35]
- rod[10]
- saw[9]
- scraper[11]
- shale[4]
- slab[5]
- slate[4]
- socket piece[4]
- stone[28]
- toy[4]
- tube[22]
- ulu blade[42]
- ulu fragment[5]
- wedge[14]
- whale bone[3]
- whetstone[8]
- alaska[992]
- cook inlet[9]
- kachemak bay[9]
- north america[1]
- united states of america[992]
- yukon island[997]
- eskimo[9]
- inuit[12]
- kachemak bay culture iii[724]
- kachemak bay culture sub-iii[259]
- prehistoric[1]
- prehistoric eskimo[964]
- 10'2" - 10'7"[5]
- 2 h[24]
- 2 j[21]
- 2'3" - 2'9"[6]
- 2'9" - 3'3"[5]
- 3 h[94]
- 3 h, 1'6" - 2"[5]
- 3 j[46]
- 3 j, 1'3"-1'9"[8]
- 3 j, 6" - 1'3"[5]
- 3 k[12]
- 3' - 3'6"[13]
- 3' 9"- 4'3"[5]
- 3'3" - 3'9"[14]
- 3'6" - 4'[17]
- 3'9" - 4'3"[21]
- 4 h[63]
- 4 h, surface of old midden[8]
- 4 j[53]
- 4 j, 1'3" - 1'10"[8]
- 4 j, 9" - 1'3"[6]
- 4 j, surface - 9"[9]
- 4 k[51]
- 4 k 3'4" - 3'9"[7]
- 4 k, 3'3" - 3'9"[43]
- 4' - 4'6"[20]
- 4'3" - 4'9"[14]
- 4'6" - 5'[10]
- 4'9" - 5'3"[19]
- 5 h[88]
- 5 j[55]
- 5 j, 1'6" - 2'[6]
- 5 k[28]
- 5 k, 2'-2'6"[6]
- 5' - 5'6"[16]
- 5'10" - 6'6"[8]
- 5'3" - 5'9"[11]
- 5'6" - 6'[19]
- 5'9" - 6'3"[8]
- 5'9" - 6'6"[5]
- 6' - 6'6"[11]
- 6'3" - 6'9"[15]
- 6'6" - 7'[54]
- 6'9" - 7'3"[11]
- 7' - 7'6"[19]
- 7'3" - 7'9"[15]
- 7'3" - 8'[6]
- 7'6" - 8'[13]
- 7'6" - 8'1"[7]
- 8' - 8'6"[16]
- 8'3" - 8'9"[9]
- 8'5" - 9'[6]
- 8'6" - 9'2"[7]
- 8'9" - 9'3"[5]
- 9'6" - 10'2"[6]
- 9'9" - 10'3"[7]
- cave in[11]
- house floor - hearth[7]
- inside house[6]
- j[11]
- j, 2'-2'6"[11]
- k 1' 6"-2'[8]
- k. surface - 1' 6"[8]
- l, 1' 6" - 2'[6]
- l, 3' - 3'6"[12]
- l, 3'6" - 4'[6]
- layer 4 or 5[6]
- layer 5 a[11]
- layer 5 b[13]
- layer 5- a[7]
- layer 5- c[8]
- layer 5-a[27]
- layer 5-c[12]
- layer 5a[62]
- layer 5a?[10]
- layer 6[97]
- layer 6 (5a?)[9]
- layer 6 (7?)[8]
- layer 6 or 5-b?[9]
- layer 6 or 5-c[12]
- layer 6 or 5c[9]
- layer 6 or 7[36]
- layer 6?[30]
- layer 7[109]
- layer 7 or 8[12]
- layer 7 or 9[12]
- layer 7?[19]
- layer 8[94]
- layer 8 or 7?[6]
- layer 8, 6, or 5-b?[7]
- layer 8, 7? or 6[17]
- layer 8?[16]
- layer 9[53]
- layer 9 to 7?[7]
- layer 9?[30]
- layers 8 and 9[10]
- on floor of house?[23]
- shelly refill in house[8]
- tailings[26]
- upper half[8]
- animal bone[4]
- antler[124]
- basalt[5]
- bear bone[13]
- bear tooth[1]
- birch bark[3]
- bird bone[99]
- black oil shale[3]
- bone[399]
- canine tooth[1]
- caribou bone[13]
- ceramic[3]
- chert[2]
- concretion[1]
- copper[3]
- cormorant bone[8]
- crane bone[1]
- dog bone[3]
- dolorite[2]
- eagle bone[1]
- felsite[2]
- fish bone[35]
- flint[1]
- graywacke[4]
- gypsum[1]
- ivory[40]
- jasper[2]
- lava stone[11]
- mammal bone[4]
- marble (stone)[5]
- pumice[3]
- quartz[2]
- red shale[20]
- sandstone[3]
- seal bone[2]
- seal tooth[1]
- shale[22]
- slate[157]
- stone[109]
- tooth[1]
- whale bone[9]
