Object class: Notched scrapers (scraper types) / Donor: University Appropriation - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Scraper, accession number 5-12202, described as Scraper, Africa; Mali, Tilemsi Valley, Karkarichinkat; Sud; Sample 3 February, 1972. 5-12202, acc no. 3001. Collector: Andrew Smith. Donor: University appropriation. Attributions of dates, culture and use: Neolithic, 2200 to 1360 B.C. Description: Notched scraper. Published: Smith, Andrew; Adrar Bous and Karkarichinkat: examples of post-Paleolithic human adaptation in the Saharan and Sahel zones of West Africa. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, U.C. Berkeley, June, 1974

Hearst Museum object titled Scraper, accession number 5-7755, described as scraper; light duty; notched

Hearst Museum object titled Scraper, accession number 5-7756, described as scraper; compund; notched and nosed; cortex remaining on back

Hearst Museum object titled Scraper, accession number 2-37435, described as Basalt projectile point; fragment; side-notched; convex base

Hearst Museum object titled Scraper, accession number 5-12203, described as Scraper, Africa; Mali, Tilemsi Valley, Karkarichinkat; Sud; Sample 3 February, 1972. 5-12203, acc no. 3001. Collector: Andrew Smith. Donor: University appropriation. Attributions of dates, culture and use: Neolithic, 2200 to 1360 B.C. Description: Notched, parallel sided scraper. Published: Smith, Andrew; Adrar Bous and Karkarichinkat: examples of post-Paleolithic human adaptation in the Saharan and Sahel zones of West Africa. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, U.C. Berkeley, June, 1974

Hearst Museum object titled Scraper, accession number 5-7754, described as scraper; light duty; compound; notched and nosed