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- 5n, burial g36-106, level xii-[1]
- archaeological site number: 8vo19[1]
- found in the northern street[1]
- found near the ruins of mamacona[1]
- found on the ground[2]
- french cave[1]
- from a mummy[2]
- from mummy bale[1]
- g 324[1]
- g 331[1]
- g 572[1]
- graveyard[1]
- obtained at mamacona.[3]
- obtained at san pedro[1]
- obtained at the san pedro.[1]
- shell heap on the east bank of st. johns river[1]
- western foot of sun temple hill[1]
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- face[10]
- figure[1]
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- heads[2]
- heracles?[1]
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- tree[2]
- vajra[2]
- vegetation[3]
- woman[3]
- animal bone[1]
- antler[13]
- bead[1]
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- bone[22]
- brass[32]
- bronze[25]
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- ceramic[37]
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- ivory[20]
- lapis lazuli[3]
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- leather[5]
- limestone[3]
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- marble (stone)[1]
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- metal[10]
- monkey bone[3]
- paper[4]
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- plaster[36]
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- reindeer horn[1]
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- silver[21]
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- stone[10]
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- tooth[1]
- turquoise[4]
- walrus bone[1]
- walrus ivory[25]
- walrus tusk[2]
- wood[10]
- yes[62]
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