Gift of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1997
Accession Lot
- Object[575]
- no[575]
- american[575]
- adze[1]
- axe[2]
- blade[2]
- blank[2]
- celt[10]
- chip[1]
- cleaver[1]
- core[3]
- disc[3]
- discoidal[2]
- disk[1]
- drill[3]
- flake[34]
- hammer[2]
- hammerstone[2]
- hoe[1]
- implement[2]
- knife[152]
- mano[1]
- muller[1]
- net sinker[2]
- notched axe[1]
- object[1]
- pebble[1]
- perforator[1]
- pestle[1]
- point[229]
- points[2]
- projectile point[79]
- quartz fragment[1]
- reject[8]
- scraper[5]
- side scraper[1]
- stone[2]
- stone chip[2]
- stone fragment[4]
- tool[10]
- adams county (mississippi)[2]
- alabama[4]
- arizona[2]
- arkansas[2]
- asheville[14]
- auburn[4]
- bainbridge (pennsylvania)[7]
- bedford county (virginia)[3]
- berks county[110]
- bethlehem (pennsylvania)[1]
- big horn basin[3]
- big timber creek[17]
- brandywine[1]
- bridgeport[1]
- bridger basin[4]
- brunswick county[8]
- bucks county[1]
- camden county[1]
- cannonball ruin[1]
- carrituck county[1]
- catawba river[4]
- cecil county[13]
- cedar bay[1]
- chester county[15]
- chickies[28]
- church's island[1]
- colorado[2]
- columbia (pennsylvania)[1]
- cumberland county (tennessee)[1]
- delaware county (pennsylvania)[6]
- district of columbia[1]
- east tennessee[4]
- eastern pennsylvania[20]
- fairfax county[1]
- fairmount park[1]
- florida[7]
- georgetown[1]
- georgia[1]
- gloucester county[19]
- grassy cove[1]
- hans hoch's fields[7]
- harford county[1]
- havre de grace[1]
- hernando county[5]
- high shoals[4]
- illinois[1]
- iredell county[2]
- jackson county (arkansas)[1]
- jackson hole[1]
- john's island[4]
- lancaster county (pennsylvania)[209]
- lee county (alabama)[4]
- lehigh county[2]
- lehigh river[1]
- lewisburg region[1]
- liberty county[1]
- locust grove[9]
- lodge pole trail[4]
- logan township[1]
- markham[6]
- maryland[54]
- mcelmo canyon[1]
- mercer county[1]
- middle fox river[6]
- minnesota[1]
- mississippi[2]
- mitchell county (north carolina)[2]
- montana[1]
- montezuma county[2]
- montgomery county (pennsylvania)[12]
- morris county[1]
- morrisville[1]
- mount vernon (virginia)[1]
- mt. penn[1]
- natchez[2]
- new jersey[56]
- north america[429]
- north carolina[24]
- northfork shoshone river[3]
- ohio[4]
- oley[46]
- park county (wyoming)[3]
- pennsylvania[394]
- philadelphia[2]
- philadelphia county[2]
- pottstown[12]
- pricetown[36]
- prince george county[40]
- rock retreat[14]
- south fork[4]
- sulphur springs[14]
- tallahassee[2]
- texas[2]
- united states of america[570]
- utah[2]
- virginia[13]
- washington boro[47]
- wisconsin[7]
- witmer's farm[43]
- wyoming[8]
- ancestral pueblo[5]
- sioux[2]
- ute[1]
- 20 miles from cody[3]
- cave[3]
- field near town[1]
- island in susquehanna river[18]
- likely indian village located today at laurel hill cemetery[1]
- moores isle[1]
- mound (historical attribution)[8]
- near waupaca[6]
- river bank[1]
- shell heap[4]
- shores of delaware river at morrisville, pa., and trenton, n.j.[1]
- surface[8]
- yes[10]
