Survey of Northern Tlingit Country, Frederica de Laguna, 1949
Accession Lot
- Object[528]
- no[528]
- american[528]
- adze[3]
- adze butt[1]
- adze fragment[4]
- animal bone[2]
- animal jaw[1]
- arrowhead[7]
- awl[7]
- band[1]
- barb[6]
- bead[4]
- bear tooth[1]
- bird beak[1]
- bird bone[2]
- blade[3]
- blade fragment[9]
- block[1]
- bone[30]
- bone fragment[12]
- bone splinter[2]
- bone strip[4]
- boulder chip[4]
- bowl fragment[1]
- butt[1]
- cannon ball fragment[1]
- carving[1]
- celt[1]
- chert[2]
- china fragments[1]
- chip[6]
- chisel[11]
- chisel blade[1]
- clam shell[1]
- club head[1]
- core[3]
- cup[4]
- cup fragment[1]
- dagger[1]
- dagger point[1]
- dart[1]
- disc[3]
- disc bead[3]
- drill[1]
- drinking tube[1]
- flake[8]
- flint[1]
- gaff hook barb[4]
- glass fragment[1]
- greenstone[1]
- grinding slab[1]
- hammer stone[1]
- hammerstone[12]
- hapoon head tip[1]
- harpoon head[20]
- knife[4]
- labret[4]
- lamp[2]
- lamp fragment[2]
- matting[1]
- maul head[2]
- molar[1]
- mussel shell[1]
- nose pin[1]
- object[4]
- paddle[1]
- paint[1]
- paint stone[18]
- pebble[7]
- pendant[10]
- pendant amulet[1]
- pestle[4]
- pestle fragment[8]
- pick[1]
- pin[26]
- pin fragment[1]
- planing adze[1]
- planing adze blade[1]
- plaque[1]
- point[16]
- point fragment[2]
- pumice[1]
- red paint stone[3]
- ring bead[3]
- rod[1]
- rubbing stone[1]
- rubbing tool[77]
- sample[1]
- saw[5]
- scraper[9]
- slab[24]
- splinter[3]
- splitting adze[9]
- tablet[4]
- thimble[2]
- toggle harpoon head[3]
- tool[10]
- tube[2]
- tube bead[4]
- ulu blade fragment[2]
- whetstone[28]
- worked bone[10]
- admiralty island[77]
- alaska[528]
- angoon[15]
- chaik bay[2]
- chilkoot lake[3]
- daxatkanada[27]
- daxatkanada fort[346]
- diyaguna'et[9]
- excursion inlet[1]
- ganaxcanuwu[1]
- groundhog cove[1]
- haines region[4]
- hood bay[6]
- keytintchan[1]
- killisnoo harbor[1]
- knight island[33]
- kootznahoo inlet[400]
- lost river[9]
- lutak inlet[3]
- lynn canal[3]
- mole harbor[47]
- netldushgan[2]
- pillsbury point[31]
- ravendrum[1]
- sullivan point[3]
- tagwanicu[3]
- united states of america[527]
- whitewater bay[2]
- women's fort[1]
- yakutat bay[42]
- yendestake[4]
- prehistoric[1]
- hoonah[1]
- kootsnuhu tlingit[13]
- kootznahoo tlingit[1]
- prehistoric tlingit[3]
- taka tlingit[25]
- taku tlingit[22]
- tlingit[17]
- yakutat (culture)[42]
- 0'3'3" n of sw corner of square[1]
- 1'2" e and 3'2" n of sw corner of square[1]
- 1-s 12-18" in dark midden with large chitons[1]
- 1-s 6-12" below moss. total depth 9-15"[1]
- 1-s 6-12" midden just above guano[1]
- 1-s 6-12'' below moss.[1]
- 1-t 12-18"[1]
- 1-t 12-19" just above guano[1]
- 1-t 24-30" dark midden fill of "pit"[1]
- 1-t black midden fill in pit below guano, 17-27"[1]
- 1-v 12"-18" in midden, above orange subsoil.[1]
- 1s 6-12" midden just above guano[2]
- 2'8" e and 4'8" n from sw corner[1]
- 2'9" e and 4'3" n of sw corner of square[1]
- 2-e approx 6"[1]
- 2-e approx. 6"[1]
- 2-e at 18"[1]
- 2-s 6-12"[1]
- 2-t 24" in midden under large boulder in depression[1]
- 2-t in guano-like light brown layer under bark layer, s. of hearth pit. total depth 16", 11" below moss.[1]
- 2-t total depth 16", 11" below moss. within brown bark layer lining hearth pit. part of stone paving[1]
- 22 1/2" depth partly under large rock at 13" nw corner of o-u[1]
- 2s - lying on surface of yellow clay, at bottom of midden[1]
- 2s 0-6"[2]
- 2s lying on surface of yellow clay, below midden[1]
- 2t 0-6" below moss. total depth 4-10"[1]
- 2t surface of light brown midden below charcoal and bark layer in hearthpit. 10" below moss. total depth 17" 16" e and 29" s of nw corner[1]
- 2t. 16" found near 240 in depression lining the pit[1]
- 3" e and 3'5" n of sw corner of square[1]
- a2e 6-12"[9]
- a2e depth 3"[2]
- abandoned smoke house[2]
- b1e 0-6"[6]
- b1e 6-12"[3]
- beach[3]
- bottom layer 21-27 inches[3]
- c1e 0-6"[5]
- c1w 0-6"[2]
- c2e 12-18"[9]
- c2e 18-24"[4]
- c2e 6-12"[13]
- c2e depth 4"[2]
- c3e below 18"[2]
- d1e 0-6"[3]
- d1w 0-6"[3]
- d1w 12-18"[3]
- d1w 6-12"[4]
- d1w 6-12" in bark layer[2]
- d2e 6-12"[10]
- d2e depth 5"[2]
- d2e depth 6"[3]
- e1e 12-18"[7]
- e1e 18-24"[3]
- e1e 6-12"[7]
- e1w 0-6"[3]
- e1w 6-12"[2]
- e2e 0-6"[8]
- e2e 12-18"[7]
- e2e 18-24"[4]
- e2e 6-12"[2]
- e3e 0-6"[5]
- e3e 12-18"[3]
- f1e 12-18"[2]
- f1e 18-24"[4]
- f1e 18-24" dark compact midden below loose shells e 1/2 of square[2]
- f1e 30-40" dark forest humus and gray soil-above pink subsoil[2]
- f1e 6-12"[6]
- f1w 0-6"[2]
- f1w 10-12" midden[2]
- f1w 6-12"[5]
- f2e 0-6"[6]
- f2e 12-18"[5]
- f2e 18-24"[4]
- f2e 24-30"[9]
- f2e 6-12"[3]
- f3e 12-18"[2]
- fe3 0-6"[2]
- from fill in modern cache pit associated with deserted smoke house[2]
- g1w 12-18"[3]
- g2e 0-6"[3]
- g2e 12-18"[2]
- g2e 18-24"[5]
- g2e 6-12"[2]
- h1w 6-12"[2]
- h2e 12-18"[5]
- h2e 6-12"[2]
- i.e.on surface of shelly layer[2]
- layers a-e[3]
- mound a, near house 5[8]
- mound b near house 1[3]
- mound b near house 1, 14-21 inches[6]
- mound b, about 14-16"[3]
- mound b, upper 10' in layer of fire-cracked rocks[10]
- o-t 18-24" black midden[4]
- o-t 6-12"[3]
- o-t 6-12" black midden[2]
- o-u 18-24" black midden[4]
- square b, a little over 12" in layer c[2]
- square d, layer d, 12-18"[2]
- square e 12-18"[3]
- animal bone[17]
- antler[4]
- argillite[1]
- basalt[3]
- bear bone[6]
- bear tooth[4]
- beaver tooth[3]
- bird bone[30]
- bone[109]
- brass[1]
- cedar bark[1]
- chalcedony[1]
- chert[12]
- china[1]
- clam shell[1]
- claystone[6]
- copper[4]
- deer bone[1]
- diorite[4]
- flint[1]
- glass[2]
- greenstone[16]
- hematite[1]
- iron[4]
- jade[1]
- jet[1]
- limestone[6]
- marble (stone)[12]
- metal[1]
- micaceous slatey schist[2]
- mudstone[1]
- mussel shell[2]
- paint[1]
- phyllite[1]
- pumice[1]
- quartz[2]
- quartzite[2]
- sandstone[49]
- schist[12]
- sea lion tooth[1]
- sea otter tooth[5]
- shale[56]
- shell[1]
- slate[80]
- steatite[2]
- stone[43]
- talc[1]
- tooth[1]
- whale bone[16]
- whale bone shaver[1]
- wood[3]
- yellow ash[1]
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