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  • maine[8]
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  • morgantown road[2]
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  • north america[136]
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  • palmyra township[16]
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  • prince william sound[4]
  • pueblo mound[6]
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  • rectangular pit house[6]
  • ross county[3]
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  • snyder county[9]
  • south carolina[4]
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  • union river[6]
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  • warren county (ohio)[6]
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  • yakutat bay[3]
  • aleutian tradition[1]
  • old town i[2]
  • arapaho[1]
  • arawak[5]
  • cliff dweller[1]
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  • klamath[2]
  • lemhi[1]
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  • taino[6]
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  • north american culture area[32]
  • northeast culture area[287]
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  • northwest coast culture area[5]
  • southeast culture area[84]
  • southwest culture area[51]
  • depth of 18 in.[1]
  • depth of 27 in.[1]
  • driveway[1]
  • eastern shore[4]
  • flattened ovoid, nearly vertical edge.[1]
  • from roadside gutter.[2]
  • from two camp sites on old cammann property.[1]
  • house 2[1]
  • house 7(?), depth 12"[1]
  • house 7, depth 9" dark gray sandy midden[1]
  • layer 3[1]
  • midden - west point - 1' 6" above bottom.[1]
  • midden, west point bottom[1]
  • n 2.5, w 2 - wall continuation[1]
  • palmer's corner[2]
  • rectangullar pit house, 2d[4]
  • rectangullar pit house, 2d, depth 10 in.[1]
  • rectangullar pit house, 2d, depth 22 in.[1]
  • rubbish heap, west point[1]
  • surface[8]
  • surface find.[1]
  • surface in blown area[1]
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  • human face[1]
  • antler[2]
  • argillite[4]
  • banded slate[1]
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  • catlinite[2]
  • chert[2]
  • diorite[1]
  • flint[2]
  • granite[4]
  • green stone[1]
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  • hematite[5]
  • jasper[11]
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  • obsidian[1]
  • porphyry[1]
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  • sandstone[17]
  • shale[1]
  • shell[1]
  • slate[25]
  • soapstone[1]
  • steatite[2]
  • stone[343]
  • talc[1]
  • terracotta[1]
  • tobacco[1]
  • tuff[1]
  • carved[2]
  • grooved[8]
  • ground[442]
  • pitted[12]
  • polished[25]
  • yes[25]
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NA5080

NA5080

Stone

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NA5079

NA5079

Bannerstone

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14684

14684

Pestle

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29-204-113

29-204-113

Mano

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NA5087

NA5087

Pipe

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NA5086

NA5086

Stone

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14081

14081

Axe

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NA5037

NA5037

Muller

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14334

14334

Bannerstone

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41-24-195

41-24-195

Pipe

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421

421

Gorget

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29-204-126

29-204-126

Mano

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97-564-162

97-564-162

War Club Head

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29-204-201

29-204-201

Mano

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NA5042

NA5042

Pestle

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14087

14087

Axe

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14605

14605

Celt

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14606

14606

Axe

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41-24-194

41-24-194

Bannerstone

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55-24-64

55-24-64

Chisel

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41-24-231

41-24-231

Whetstone

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29-204-202

29-204-202

Mano

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97-564-29

97-564-29

Tube

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NA5075

NA5075

Stone

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14082

14082

Axe

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NA5062

NA5062

Net Sinker

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14382

14382

Chunkee Stone

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29-204-125

29-204-125

Mano

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NA5054

NA5054

Hammerstone

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29-204-120

29-204-120

Mano

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29-204-119

29-204-119

Mano

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NA5051

NA5051

Stone

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