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Hearst Museum object titled Awl, accession number 1-35759, described as Ceremonial bone awl with crystal. Gifford Bone type K1. Bone artifact; artiodactyl tibia.
Hearst Museum object titled Awl or needle, accession number 7-9993, described as One faunal bone artifact (broken). Made from artiodactyl metapodial fragment.
Hearst Museum object titled Bone, accession number 9-5002, described as Artiodactyl fragment
Hearst Museum object titled Bones, accession number 2-51698, described as Artiodactyl unspecified - mandible
Hearst Museum object titled Bone tool, accession number 1-238577, described as Artiodactyl ulna, fragment, "bone tool...
Hearst Museum object titled Bone tool, accession number 1-238581, described as Bone, artiodactyl ulna fragment, worked, "bone tool...
Hearst Museum object titled Bone tube, accession number 1-6692, described as Made of bone. Broken, with asphalt mending. Gifford Bone type EE2c. Artiodactyl long bone.
Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-67150, described as No description given on catalog card. In bag marked "Artiodactyls Humboldt Lakebed Site 26 Ch 15
Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16433, described as 32 bones in 28 bags: 4 salmon vertebrae, 8 seal bones, 12 mammal bones, 1 bald eagle phalanx, 3 bear bones, 1 medium bird bone, 1 mountain goat metacarpal, and 1 medium artiodactyl innominate: Archaeological animal bones Oncorhynchus sp., Haliaeetus leucocephalus, Mammalia, Pinnipedia, Ursus sp., Aves, Oreamnos americanus, Artiodactyla.
Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-67080.2, described as No description given on catalog card. In bag marked "Artiodactyls Humboldt Lakebed Site 26 Ch 15

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