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  • american[104]
  • anvil[1]
  • axe[5]
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  • cast[1]
  • celt[2]
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  • point[1]
  • projectile point[38]
  • sherd[1]
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  • stone[5]
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  • burlington county[104]
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  • moorestown[103]
  • new jersey[104]
  • north america[104]
  • rancocas creek[104]
  • united states of america[104]
  • northeast culture area[104]
  • "a7" cache[4]
  • "a7" cache - 1 of the 4 points[1]
  • "a8" cache[2]
  • "a8" cache for one of the two objects[1]
  • "b1" cache[1]
  • "b2" cache - the largest of the 3 points[1]
  • "b2" cache for the medium-sized point of the 3[1]
  • "b3" cache[2]
  • "b5" cache for the largest point[1]
  • "b6" cache[5]
  • "b8" cache[1]
  • "bottom level"[70]
  • "lowest level"[22]
  • crispin (?) farm mound[1]
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rancocas creek

1 - 32 of 104 Records

NA3742

NA3742

Projectile Point

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NA3685

NA3685

Spearhead

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NA3700

NA3700

Projectile Point

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NA3690

NA3690

Knife

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NA3689

NA3689

Knife

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NA3686

NA3686

Point

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NA3732

NA3732

Knife

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NA3655

NA3655

On Display

Bannerstone

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NA3717

NA3717

Projectile Point

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NA3756

NA3756

Hammer

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NA3731

NA3731

Projectile Point

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NA3724

NA3724

Projectile Point

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NA3682

NA3682

Axe

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NA3671

NA3671

Ceremonial Stone

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NA3653

NA3653

Banner Stone

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NA3748

NA3748

Fragment

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NA3666

NA3666

Bannerstone

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NA3754

NA3754

Hammer

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NA3761

NA3761

Hammer

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NA3722

NA3722

Projectile Point

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NA3698

NA3698

Projectile Point

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NA3768

NA3768

Stone Fragment

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NA3715

NA3715

Projectile Point

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NA3716

NA3716

Projectile Point

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NA3704

NA3704

Projectile Point

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NA3694

NA3694

Projectile Point

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NA3736

NA3736

Knife

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NA3681

NA3681

Celt

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NA3750

NA3750

Hammer

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NA3749

NA3749

Stone

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NA3687

NA3687

Lance Head

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NA3743

NA3743

Stone

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