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Purchased from Edward Drinker Cope, 1893

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Object[16]

Has Image

no[6]
yes[10]

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no[16]

Section

american[16]

Object Name

blade[1]
projectile point[16]

Place Name

evansville county[1]
fort pierre[1]
fort pierre chouteau[1]
fort sully[5]
hughes county[5]
missouri[4]
ohio[2]
peoria bottom[1]
south dakota[6]
stanley county[1]
tennessee[4]
united states of america[14]

Culture Area

northeast culture area[8]
plains culture area[6]
southeast culture area[2]

Locus

"dirt lodges"[6]
15 miles north of fort pierre[1]
bluffs north of peoria bottom[1]
indian village[6]
one mile south of fort sully[5]

Material

stone[16]

Technique

chipped[2]

projectile point

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10715

Projectile Point

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11768

Blade

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10714

Projectile Point

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10922

Projectile Point

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10713

Projectile Point

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10923

Projectile Point

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10921

Projectile Point

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10920

Projectile Point

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10919

Projectile Point

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10940

Projectile Point

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10698

Projectile Point

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10697

Projectile Point

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11773

Projectile Point

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10474

Projectile Point

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11771

Projectile Point

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10473

Projectile Point

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