Purchased from Edward Drinker Cope, 1893
Accession Lot
- Object[413]
- no[413]
- american[413]
- adze[1]
- arrow[1]
- arrowhead[1]
- arrowheads[1]
- axe[39]
- ball[2]
- bannerstone[3]
- bird stone[1]
- blade[1]
- blades[1]
- body stamp[1]
- carving[1]
- cast[2]
- celt[61]
- ceremonial object[2]
- chisel[6]
- chungke[2]
- chunkee stone[9]
- club[2]
- crusher[1]
- disc[4]
- discoidal[1]
- dish[1]
- disk[7]
- drill[13]
- figurine[3]
- flake[5]
- game pieces[1]
- game stone[11]
- gorget[7]
- gouge[2]
- grinding stone[3]
- hammer[21]
- hammerstone[10]
- hoe[3]
- implement[16]
- knife[7]
- mano[1]
- maul[3]
- metate[1]
- mortar[7]
- muller[5]
- object[4]
- ornament[7]
- paint stone[12]
- pebble[23]
- pestle[19]
- pipe[13]
- pipe stem[1]
- plummet[1]
- point[6]
- points[2]
- polisher[2]
- polishing stone[1]
- pottery finisher[2]
- projectile point[16]
- quern[3]
- rubbing stone[1]
- scraper[3]
- sharpening stone[4]
- sinker[1]
- smoothing stone[2]
- spade[11]
- spear head[1]
- spearhead[8]
- spearpoint[1]
- stamp[3]
- statue fragment[1]
- stone[12]
- stone fragment[3]
- tablet[2]
- tomahawk[1]
- weight[2]
- whetstone[11]
- adams county (illinois)[1]
- alaska[1]
- american river[1]
- antioch (illinois)[2]
- arizona[2]
- arkansas[2]
- beardstown[1]
- british columbia[4]
- calhoun county[1]
- canada[7]
- canton (connecticut)[2]
- carbondale[1]
- cardwell's mound[1]
- cass county[1]
- catlin[1]
- chantier creek[1]
- chartier's creek[5]
- chino valley[1]
- clark county (indiana)[1]
- clay county[1]
- connecticut[2]
- cook county[4]
- cortland county[1]
- crittenden county (kentucky)[2]
- dakota[7]
- dakotas[18]
- danville[5]
- davidson county[1]
- deerfield (illinois)[2]
- dent county[1]
- evanston[1]
- evansville county[1]
- fairbury[1]
- falls of ohio[1]
- fayette county (illinois)[5]
- fort pierre[3]
- fort pierre chouteau[3]
- fort sully[14]
- gallatin county[4]
- garland county[2]
- greene county (illinois)[1]
- hardin county[2]
- hellespont river[1]
- hot springs (arkansas)[2]
- hughes county[14]
- illinois[118]
- indian village[1]
- indiana[20]
- jackson county (illinois)[1]
- jersey county[3]
- jerseyville[3]
- kentucky[8]
- lake benton[3]
- lake county (illinois)[5]
- lake superior[1]
- lawrence county (indiana)[1]
- lee county (illinois)[1]
- manitoba[2]
- marion county (illinois)[5]
- massachusetts[7]
- mchenry county[1]
- meigs county (tennessee)[2]
- mexico (central america)[26]
- michigan[1]
- milborn[1]
- missouri[5]
- mitchell county (indiana)[1]
- montana[1]
- nashville[1]
- new england[1]
- new york[1]
- newell[1]
- north america[4]
- north west territory[1]
- ohio[11]
- oregon[3]
- ottawa[1]
- pacific coast[20]
- peoria bottom[3]
- pike county (illinois)[1]
- placer county[1]
- randolph county (illinois)[3]
- reid's landing[1]
- ross county[2]
- south dakota[17]
- southern illinois[16]
- stanley county[3]
- sullivan county (indiana)[8]
- tennessee[40]
- united states of america[246]
- valley of mexico[4]
- vancouver island[2]
- vanderburgh county[2]
- vermilion county[7]
- warren county (tennessee)[13]
- warsaw[8]
- wayne county (illinois)[2]
- whiteside county[35]
- wyoming[7]
- yellowstone county[5]
- paleolithic[1]
- prehistoric[1]
- cree[2]
- indian[1]
- iroquois[2]
- native american[1]
- paleolithic[1]
- sioux[6]
- teotihuacan (culture)[1]
- tlingit[1]
- woodland[3]
- "dirt lodges"[17]
- "found with a skull - nose ornament" rust[1]
- 15 miles north of fort pierre[3]
- 300 miles west of pipestone quarry[3]
- bluffs north of peoria bottom[3]
- bryans' station[1]
- found in a shell mound, six feet below surface[1]
- found in water course near the pyramid of teotihuacon.[1]
- from shell mound[1]
- in auriferous gravel, 10 feet deep.[1]
- indian village[17]
- one mile south of fort sully[14]
- richmond[1]
- ruins in arizona found 1872[1]
- shell mound[1]
- animal head[1]
- head[2]
- human face.[1]
- human feet[1]
- carved[2]
- cast[1]
- chipped[58]
- grooved[28]
- ground[15]
- groundstone[15]
- notched[2]
- perforated[14]
- polished[11]
- yes[3]
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