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- Object[1,529]
- no[1,529]
- american[1,529]
- adze[2]
- arrow point[1]
- arrowhead[52]
- awl[1]
- axe head[1]
- bannerstone[1]
- biface[2]
- blade[102]
- blades[1]
- cast[1]
- celt[6]
- core[12]
- cores[1]
- drill[29]
- drills[1]
- flake[66]
- flake knife[9]
- flakes[3]
- flint[2]
- gorget[2]
- graver[1]
- gunflint[6]
- implement[8]
- implements[1]
- knife[232]
- knives[2]
- pebble[3]
- perforator[1]
- point[133]
- projectile point[748]
- reject[3]
- scraper[77]
- scraper knife[5]
- spearhead[25]
- albany county[5]
- albany region[4]
- allegheny county (pennsylvania)[5]
- allen county (ohio)[2]
- auglaize county[2]
- bainbridge (pennsylvania)[3]
- barnes mound[3]
- bartlett shellheap[1]
- berks county[37]
- bethlehem (pennsylvania)[5]
- big timber creek[9]
- bridgeport[1]
- bristol (pennsylvania)[3]
- bucks county[19]
- burlington county[1]
- cairo[1]
- caroline county[2]
- cecil county[4]
- chattanooga[4]
- chickies[8]
- chillicothe[76]
- choptank river[2]
- crawford county (pennsylvania)[2]
- cumberland county (tennessee)[2]
- dauphin county[3]
- dayton[2]
- delaware valley[5]
- diamond (ohio)[94]
- duke (north carolina)[2]
- east orland[33]
- east tennessee[42]
- eastern pennsylvania[14]
- eastern united states[11]
- ewing and bragdon site[232]
- farm of william holocher[5]
- flint ridge[18]
- fort ancient (ohio)[2]
- frenchman's bay[232]
- gloucester county[13]
- hancock county (maine)[265]
- hancock county (ohio)[3]
- hans hoch's fields[2]
- hardin county[3]
- illinois[12]
- jersey county[3]
- kincaid site[2]
- lancaster county (pennsylvania)[23]
- lehigh county[11]
- lehigh river[5]
- licking county[14]
- livingston county (new york)[4]
- locust grove[2]
- macoupin county[3]
- maine[266]
- marshall county (west virginia)[3]
- maryland[8]
- massac county[3]
- massachusetts[2]
- mercer county[12]
- metropolis[2]
- middletown (pennsylvania)[3]
- monmouth county[6]
- monroe county (pennsylvania)[2]
- montgomery county (ohio)[3]
- morgantown road[2]
- morrisville[3]
- new jersey[109]
- new york[10]
- north carolina[2]
- ohio[597]
- ohio county (west virginia)[3]
- ohio river valley[6]
- palmyra township[94]
- pennsylvania[466]
- philadelphia[4]
- philadelphia county[5]
- piasa[3]
- pike county (ohio)[7]
- pittsburgh[4]
- portage county[345]
- pricetown[13]
- richland county[4]
- rock retreat[6]
- ross county[91]
- scioto county[2]
- shelby[3]
- stoddartsville[2]
- susquehanna river[4]
- tennessee[7]
- trenton[12]
- turkey point[4]
- united states of america[1,127]
- unites states of america[345]
- wakefield (ohio)[3]
- warren county (ohio)[3]
- west bloomfield[4]
- west virginia[3]
- wheeling[3]
- witmer's farm[3]
- wyandot county[5]
- historic[4]
- late archaic[34]
- late woodland period[2]
- maritime archaic[34]
- moorehead phase[34]
- hopewell[9]
- iroquois[4]
- red paint people[34]
- northeast culture area[1,529]
- southeast culture area[10]
- 1 1/2" of ashes below, heap 24" deep[1]
- 1 1/2" of beach gravel and fire dirt[1]
- 10 1/2" deep below 6 1/2" of ploughed area[1]
- 10 1/2" deep in cr. shell[1]
- 10 3/4" from 3[1]
- 10" from 8[1]
- 11" deep in whole and cr. shell[1]
- 11" deep, 8" down in cr. shell[1]
- 11" from a[1]
- 11" from b.[1]
- 12" deep in cr. shell[1]
- 12" from 14[1]
- 13 1/2" deep, in cr. shell and fire dirt;[1]
- 13 1/2" from 3[1]
- 13" deep under 10" of whole and cr. shell, in narrow layer of fire dirt[1]
- 13" deep, below 11" of cr. shell, on stratum of pebbles; on line 11, 1 1/2" from b.[1]
- 13" down in 16" band of shell over fire pit[1]
- 13" from c. 17" from 5[1]
- 14" deep, heap 28" deep; 25" from c, 27" from 3[1]
- 14" from 1[1]
- 14" from 7, 15" from c.[1]
- 14" from a[1]
- 14" from a.[1]
- 15 1/2 from 7[1]
- 15" deep in cr. shell[1]
- 15" deep in cr. shell and fire dirt[1]
- 15" deep in finely cr. shells extending 20" down from top[1]
- 16 1/2" deep on top of ash and beach gravel and fine shell 5" deep[1]
- 16 1/2" from c, 19" from 1.[1]
- 16" from 3, 33 1/2" from c.[1]
- 17 1/2" deep[1]
- 17 3/4" from c. on line 4[1]
- 17" deep in cr. shell area[1]
- 17" deep in humus, beach gravel and fire dirt and shell, on top of basic clay[1]
- 17" deep in whole and cr. shell 5 3/4" thick at bottom of heap.[1]
- 17" deep, under ploughed area[1]
- 17" from c, 4" from 14[1]
- 17" from d, 2" from 6[1]
- 18 1/2" from 5[1]
- 18 1/4" from c.[1]
- 18 1/4" from c. 3 1/2" from 3[1]
- 18" deep below 10" of shell[1]
- 18" deep in 7 3/4" layer of b. gravel[1]
- 18" from d[1]
- 19" deep in whole and cr. shell to within 2 1/2" from bottom[1]
- 19" from 5, 4 1/2" from b.[1]
- 19" from c. 14 1/2" from 6[1]
- 2 1/2" down in 5 1/2" of cr. shell, ploughed[1]
- 2 1/2" from 2[1]
- 2 1/2" from c.[1]
- 2 3/4" from 12.[1]
- 2" from b, 13" from 4[1]
- 2" from bottom of whole and cr. shell and fire dirt[1]
- 2" of fire dirt, in 3" layer of beach pebble and fire dirt[1]
- 2" under a 6"" band of beach gravel[1]
- 20 1/2" deep[1]
- 20 1/2" deep in fine cr. shell all way down[1]
- 20 1/2" from 14.[1]
- 20" from c, 4 1/4" from 4[1]
- 21 1/2" from c. 15" from 7[1]
- 21" deep down in band of cr. and whole shell[1]
- 21" down in 16" band of shell over fire pit[1]
- 22 1/2" deep in cr. shell and fire dirt,[1]
- 22" deep in 1" of beach pebble below 2" of black ash at bottom of heap[1]
- 22" deep in cr. shell and fire dirt at bottom of heap[1]
- 22" deep, under 17" of cr. shell, and 1" of b. gravel, in 1 1/2" of fine cr. shell and fire dirt[1]
- 22" down in stratus of fire dirt, fire, beach gravel, and shell[1]
- 22" from b, 6" from 6[1]
- 23" deep in ash[1]
- 23" from 5[1]
- 23" from c, 2 1/2" from 3.[1]
- 24 1/2" deep under 5" of ploughed area[1]
- 24" deep in bottom of cr. shell extending from top[1]
- 24" deep in whole and cr. shell 28" deep[1]
- 25" deep lying in fire dirt of hearth, beside hearth stone under 2" of pebble[1]
- 25" from c, 10" from 3[1]
- 26 1/2" from a[1]
- 27 1/2" deep in 1 3/4" of beach gravel.[1]
- 27" deep below 2" stratum of beach gravel, in bl. fire dirt[1]
- 27" deep in ash and fire dirt below pottery, at bottom of heap[1]
- 27" deep, heap 32" deep here over band of cr. shell[1]
- 27" from d[1]
- 28" down in 5" band of fire dirt, beach gravel and cr. shell[1]
- 3 1/2" from 3[1]
- 3 3/4" from d.[1]
- 3" deep over fire dirt 3 3/4" deep; 7" from 2, 14" from a.[1]
- 3" from 15[1]
- 3" from 3.[1]
- 3" from a[1]
- 30" deep in fireplace of black humus and fire dirt[1]
- 31 1/2" from d[1]
- 34" from c.[1]
- 36" from c. on b, 13 1/4 from 14[1]
- 4 1/2" from b[1]
- 5 3/4" deep in bottom layer of beach gravel and shell[1]
- cave[2]
- flying moose lodge boys camp (est. 1921)[33]
- found 16 inches above bottom; 11 feet south of center[2]
- from roadside gutter[2]
- shores of delaware river at morrisville, pa., and trenton, n.j.[3]
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