de Laguna, Frederica. The Archaeology of Cook Inlet, Alaska. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press.
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- Object[60]
- no[60]
- no[60]
- american[60]
- adze[2]
- antler tip[1]
- blade[6]
- bone[5]
- boulder (stone)[1]
- boulder chip[1]
- cleaver[1]
- crayon[1]
- end scraper[1]
- flake[1]
- flint[1]
- fragment[9]
- grinding stone[1]
- handle[2]
- implement[1]
- ivory[1]
- knife[10]
- lamp[1]
- lance head[1]
- mattock blade[1]
- object[1]
- pebble[1]
- peg[1]
- pin[1]
- planing adze blade[1]
- point[8]
- scraper[2]
- scraper blade[1]
- slate[1]
- slate fragment[1]
- spoon[1]
- stone[1]
- throwing stone[1]
- toy[1]
- ulo[4]
- ulu blade[1]
- weapon blade[1]
- wedge[1]
- whale bone[2]
- alaska[60]
- cook inlet[60]
- cottonwood creek (alaska)[6]
- east beach[5]
- halibut cove[16]
- ishmailoff island[16]
- kachemak bay[60]
- tutka bay[1]
- united states of america[60]
- west beach[20]
- wunqra[11]
- yukon island[37]
- eskimo[60]
- 10" below surface of soil.[1]
- 2 ' below surface.[5]
- 2 1/2 ' below surface.[1]
- 3 ' below surface.[3]
- 3 ' to 4 1/2 ' below surface.[1]
- 3 1/2 ' below surface[1]
- 3 1/2 feet below surface[1]
- 4 ' below surface.[3]
- 4 1/2 ' - 5 ' below surface.[1]
- 4 1/2 ' below surface[1]
- 4 1/2 ' below surface.[3]
- 5 ' below surface.[5]
- 5 ' below surface?[1]
- 6 1/2 ' below surface.[2]
- 9 ' below surface.[1]
- east beach, mound 1. 3' below surface.[1]
- found in garden.[1]
- from in front of mrs. nutbeam's house[1]
- midden section 20 " below surface.[1]
- midden, g 1 ' below surface.[1]
- mound 1[3]
- mound 2[2]
- not over 3 ' below surface.[1]
- pit 3[9]
- pit 3, not over 3 ' below surface.[1]
- wunqra[2]
- antler[1]
- bird bone[1]
- bone[13]
- caribou bone[1]
- claystone[1]
- flint[6]
- ground stone[1]
- ivory[1]
- slate[17]
- stone[16]
- whale bone[3]
- yes[60]
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