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  • Object[141]
  • no[32]
  • yes[109]
  • no[141]
  • asian[141]
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  • adze fragment[1]
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yayoi

1 - 32 of 141 Records

13155

13155

Adze

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13162

13162

Blade

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13187

13187

Point

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13186

13186

Point

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2345

2345

Point

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13181

13181

Awl

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13194

13194

Point

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13182

13182

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2323

2323

Implement

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13195

13195

Point

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A524E

A524E

Point

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13188

13188

Point

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2330

2330

Point

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2329

2329

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13173

13173

Point

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2279B

2279B

Flake

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13163

13163

Tool

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84-21-15B

84-21-15B

Jar

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2279A

2279A

Flake

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13168

13168

Point

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2343

2343

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13175

13175

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2334

2334

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2344

2344

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13193

13193

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2287

2287

Flake

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2336

2336

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2337

2337

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2291A

2291A

Flake

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2340

2340

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2339

2339

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2338

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