Peale, Benjamin F. Specimens of the stone age of the human race as collected and arranged by Franklin Peale; Copied in photography with a catalogue and introduction, also various communications on the subject made by him to the American Philosophical Society. Philadelphia: 1873.
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- Object[929]
- american[929]
- arrow shaft straightener[2]
- arrowhead[375]
- arrowhead imitation[23]
- arrowhead imitations[1]
- arrowheads[1]
- axe[23]
- bannerstone[12]
- battle axe[1]
- bead[2]
- blade[24]
- boat-stone[1]
- book[1]
- borer[1]
- bunt[1]
- cast[1]
- celt[34]
- chisel[4]
- club[1]
- core[1]
- dagger[1]
- disc[2]
- discoidal[4]
- dish[1]
- drill[12]
- effigy pipe[1]
- figure[1]
- gorget[8]
- gouge[2]
- grinder[1]
- grinding stone[4]
- hammer[1]
- hammerstone[14]
- hand hammer[1]
- hoe[6]
- implement[7]
- jasper[1]
- knife[191]
- lamp[4]
- lancehead[6]
- maul[3]
- mortar[1]
- muller[1]
- ornament[2]
- pendant[3]
- pestle[22]
- pipe[10]
- pipe bowl[1]
- plummet[1]
- point[1]
- pot[3]
- pot fragment[14]
- potsherd[5]
- reject[3]
- rim sherd[2]
- saw[1]
- scraper[14]
- sherd[33]
- sherds[2]
- sinker[27]
- sledge hammer[3]
- spearhead[28]
- tablet[2]
- war club blade[9]
- whetstone[5]
- work-shop blank[1]
- workshop fragment[10]
- adams county (mississippi)[7]
- anacostia island[1]
- annapolis[2]
- anne arundel county[2]
- bateman's point[1]
- beasley's point[1]
- bedford county (pennsylvania)[2]
- bloody run[2]
- brodhead creek[1]
- bucks county[6]
- burlington county[1]
- bush hill[1]
- bushkill[1]
- california (state)[4]
- camden (new jersey)[3]
- camden county[3]
- cape may county[1]
- cecil county[6]
- chadd's ford[1]
- chester county[3]
- columbia (new jersey)[3]
- columbia (new york)[2]
- connecticut[6]
- coteau de prairie[1]
- crane's neck[3]
- delaware[12]
- delaware county (pennsylvania)[2]
- delaware valley[3]
- delaware water gap[546]
- depuy island[1]
- district of columbia[70]
- dunmore[1]
- dutotsburg[1]
- eastern united states[48]
- easton[2]
- fairfax county[7]
- fayette county (pennsylvania)[1]
- fulton county (pennsylvania)[3]
- gallatin county[5]
- georgia[2]
- great falls of the potomac[1]
- greenland[5]
- hammonasset[3]
- hazelton[1]
- herkimer county[2]
- holmesburg[1]
- hunterdon county[7]
- illinois[6]
- indiana[1]
- iowa[1]
- ivy mills[1]
- jeddo[1]
- kanawha river[1]
- kanawha river banks[1]
- kensington[1]
- kent county (delaware)[1]
- kentucky[1]
- lake superior[1]
- lambertville[7]
- lancaster county (pennsylvania)[1]
- little falls of the potomac[6]
- lower merion[1]
- luzerne county[1]
- maryland[8]
- mercer county[3]
- mexico (central america)[12]
- michigan[2]
- mississippi[7]
- mississippi valley[1]
- missouri[42]
- monroe county (pennsylvania)[534]
- montgomery county (pennsylvania)[3]
- natchez (mississippi)[7]
- new hope[6]
- new jersey[53]
- new york[5]
- north america[687]
- north dakota[1]
- northampton county[2]
- ohio[3]
- ontonagon[2]
- ontonagon county[2]
- pahaquarrie[2]
- pennsylvania[617]
- philadelphia[38]
- philadelphia county[38]
- rocky mountains[2]
- sandy springs[22]
- schuylkill county[8]
- smith sound[5]
- smithfield (pennsylvania)[7]
- suffolk county (long island)[3]
- tennessee[2]
- trenton[3]
- united states of america[856]
- valley of mexico[2]
- virginia[8]
- warren county (new jersey)[33]
- west virginia[6]
- westmoreland county[3]
- modern[1]
- "from a grave"[1]
- "riverside"[3]
- banks of connecticut river[2]
- banks of the river[1]
- branch of little sioux r.[1]
- greshon lambert's farm[1]
- laurel hill cemetery, late the seat of g. pepper, esq.[1]
- likely indian village located today at laurel hill cemetery[1]
- little creek neck[1]
- mouth of cherry creek[1]
- mr. snider's garden[1]
- near pine grove[1]
- near washington d.c.[1]
- on the brandywine. found on the battlefield[1]
- shoemaker's ferry[1]
- swatara furnace[1]
- van campen's island[2]
- zimmerman's farm[2]
- wolf head[1]
- chipped[1]
- incised[2]
- notched[2]
- unfinished[1]
- franklin peale[10]
- john mcilvaine[1]
- yes[929]
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