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Gift of Col. Joseph Willcox, 1890

Accession Lot

  • Object[519]
  • no[452]
  • yes[67]
  • no[519]
  • american[519]
  • arrowhead[3]
  • arrowheads[2]
  • celt[6]
  • celt fragment[1]
  • disc[1]
  • implement[6]
  • implements[4]
  • knife[28]
  • knives[4]
  • mollusk shell[15]
  • plummet[11]
  • point[31]
  • points[39]
  • potsherd[11]
  • projectile point[291]
  • projectile points[6]
  • scraper[1]
  • shell[3]
  • shells[1]
  • sherds[1]
  • spearhead[55]
  • stone[1]
  • cedar banks[1]
  • cheesowiska river[6]
  • collier county[16]
  • florida[61]
  • gloucester county[6]
  • hernando county[9]
  • iredell county[450]
  • john's island[1]
  • levy county[5]
  • marco pass[16]
  • new jersey[6]
  • north america[6]
  • north carolina[450]
  • ohio[1]
  • ross county[1]
  • southwest coast (florida)[26]
  • st. john's island[2]
  • tampa bay[4]
  • united states of america[519]
  • calusa[3]
  • north american culture area[1]
  • northeast culture area[7]
  • southeast culture area[511]
  • from mound at mouth of river. john's island?[4]
  • mound[14]
  • mouth of river - john's island?[2]
  • argillite[1]
  • ceramic[10]
  • chert[1]
  • clay[3]
  • flint[126]
  • jasper[8]
  • mollusk shell[14]
  • quartz[8]
  • quartzite[2]
  • shell[17]
  • slate[43]
  • stone[283]
  • chipped[11]
  • ground[1]
  • polished[1]

31 - 60 of 519 Records

788

788

Plummet

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1071

1071

Potsherd

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9760

9760

Sherds

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9759.1

9759.1

Mollusk Shell

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1072

1072

Potsherd

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1034

1034

Celt

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1063B

1063B

Mollusk Shell

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1045B

1045B

Points

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1044D

1044D

Implements

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1044C

1044C

Implements

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1044B

1044B

Implements

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1037B

1037B

Celt

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790B

790B

Shell

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786B

786B

Knives

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9759.14

9759.14

Mollusk Shell

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9759.13

9759.13

Mollusk Shell

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9759.12

9759.12

Mollusk Shell

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9759.11

9759.11

Mollusk Shell

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9759.10

9759.10

Mollusk Shell

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9759.9

9759.9

Mollusk Shell

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9759.8

9759.8

Mollusk Shell

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9759.7

9759.7

Mollusk Shell

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9759.6

9759.6

Mollusk Shell

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9759.5

9759.5

Mollusk Shell

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9759.4

9759.4

Mollusk Shell

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9759.3

9759.3

Mollusk Shell

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9759.2

9759.2

Mollusk Shell

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1073

1073

Potsherd

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7512

7512

Projectile Point

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7511

7511

Projectile Point

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7513

7513

Projectile Point

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7516

7516

Stone

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