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  • Object[91]
  • no[90]
  • yes[1]
  • no[91]
  • american[91]
  • adze[21]
  • amulet[1]
  • awl[3]
  • blade[2]
  • blade fragment[5]
  • burin[24]
  • chip[3]
  • chisel[23]
  • drill[8]
  • flake[1]
  • implement[1]
  • knife[10]
  • planing adze blade[2]
  • plaque[1]
  • projectile point[11]
  • rubbing tool[2]
  • scraper[7]
  • slate[4]
  • splitting adze blade[2]
  • stone[1]
  • stone fragment[3]
  • ulu[2]
  • admiralty island[14]
  • alaska[85]
  • angoon[2]
  • british columbia[5]
  • canada[5]
  • keytintchan[1]
  • killisnoo harbor[1]
  • knight island[69]
  • kootznahoo inlet[2]
  • maple bay[1]
  • mole harbor[11]
  • north america[1]
  • old town[69]
  • sitka[1]
  • sullivan point[1]
  • tagwanicu[1]
  • united states of america[79]
  • vancouver island[5]
  • yakutat bay[69]
  • old town[1]
  • old town i[8]
  • old town ii[6]
  • old town iii[14]
  • kootsnuhu tlingit[1]
  • taku tlingit[11]
  • tlingit[4]
  • yakutat (culture)[5]
  • northwest coast culture area[91]
  • house 1 fill[1]
  • house 1, fill, depth 3"[1]
  • house 1-fill. dark sandy midden.[1]
  • house 7 upper level, depth 7"[1]
  • house 7, mound c, depth 41", ligt gray sandy midden[1]
  • house 7, upper level, depth 4" ,dark gray sandy midden[1]
  • house 8[1]
  • house 8 fill[1]
  • house 9[1]
  • house 9, on floor, depth 29"[1]
  • house 9, floor, between wall and floor[1]
  • in beach gravel, 6" below surface, under "floor" of small hut - south of george scott's cabin[1]
  • layer 3[1]
  • midden at top of fort[1]
  • mound a upper level, depth 8", gray sand[1]
  • mound a, lower level, depth 17"[1]
  • mound b[22]
  • mound b (?), backfill[1]
  • mound b - lower level, depth 27",brown, sandy midden[1]
  • mound b - upper level, depth 6-12"[1]
  • mound b - upper level, depth 9",brown, sandy midden[1]
  • mound b depth 2", upper level[1]
  • mound b depth 24", lower level[1]
  • mound b lower level, depth 26"[1]
  • mound b upper level, depth 12"[1]
  • mound b upper level, depth 15"[1]
  • mound b upper level, depth 4"[1]
  • mound b, lower leve, light tan sandy midden.[1]
  • mound b, lower level, depth:45"[1]
  • mound b, upper level, depth:14"[1]
  • mound b, upper level, depth:6"[1]
  • mound b, upper level. tan sandy midden.[1]
  • mound b?[1]
  • mound c[4]
  • mound c - upper level. thermal fractured rock layer.[1]
  • mound c upper level, depth 4", tan sandy midden[1]
  • mound c upper level, depth 9", dark sandy midden[1]
  • mound c, upper level, house 7, depth 22" gray sandy midden[1]
  • mound d upper level, depth 11", shell midden[1]
  • mound d, depth 8", dark rocky midden[1]
  • mound d, lower level, depth 23", shell midden layer[1]
  • niybd b[1]
  • shell mound in sitka 4 feet deep[1]
  • shell mound, 4 feet deep[1]
  • storage house, depth 33"[1]
  • schist[1]
  • slate[91]
  • steatite[1]
  • whale tooth[1]
  • chipped[5]
  • ground[1]
  • worked[1]
  • yes[1]
northwest coast culture area
slate

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11143

Implement

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11144

Projectile Point

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89-19-135

Stone Fragment

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11146

Projectile Point

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89-19-136

Stone Fragment

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11145

Chisel

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11147

Knife

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11148

Knife

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89-19-126

Stone

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89-19-85

Stone Fragment

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89-19-84

Flake

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49-25-99

Blade Fragment

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49-25-100

Blade Fragment

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49-25-101

Blade Fragment

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49-25-490

Plaque

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49-25-92

Scraper

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49-25-98

Chip

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49-25-93

Chisel

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49-25-97

Chip

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49-25-91

Scraper

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49-25-96

Chip

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49-25-18

Rubbing Tool

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49-25-491

Blade Fragment

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49-25-102

Blade Fragment

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49-25-94

Chisel

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53-54-249

Projectile Point

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53-54-243

Projectile Point

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53-54-30

Planing Adze Blade

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53-54-76

Burin (uncertain)

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53-54-25

Splitting Adze Blade

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53-54-125

Drill (uncertain)

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53-54-157

Scraper (uncertain)

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