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Start Over You searched for: Collector Nels C. Nelson ✖ Remove constraint Collector: Nels C. Nelson Taxon Mytilus californianus ✖ Remove constraint Taxon: Mytilus californianus

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Hearst Museum object titled Shell, accession number 1-14964, described as Shell sample; mostly unbroken. "Macoma nasuta, Mytilus edulis, Saxidomus nuttalli, Schizothaerus nuttalli, Mytilus californicus, Ostrea lurida" added to card. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.

Hearst Museum object titled Shell fragments, accession number 1-16757, described as Of some of the shell species represented in the mound. "Haliotis rufescens" added in pencil. "Ostrea lurida, Mytilus californicus" added in pen.

Hearst Museum object titled Shell fragments, accession number 1-14814, described as Sample shells, mostly unbroken; Macoma nasuta, Cardium corbis (=Clinocardium nuttallii), Mytilus californianus, Schistothaeris.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Shells and shell fragments, accession number 1-14658, described as Samples of large mussel shells, whole and fragmentary; Mytilus californianus.

Hearst Museum object titled Shell, accession number 1-14964, described as Shell sample; mostly unbroken. "Macoma nasuta, Mytilus edulis, Saxidomus nuttalli, Schizothaerus nuttalli, Mytilus californicus, Ostrea lurida" added to card. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.

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Hearst Museum object titled Shell fragments, accession number 1-16757, described as Of some of the shell species represented in the mound. "Haliotis rufescens" added in pencil. "Ostrea lurida, Mytilus californicus" added in pen.

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Hearst Museum object titled Shell fragments, accession number 1-14814, described as Sample shells, mostly unbroken; Macoma nasuta, Cardium corbis (=Clinocardium nuttallii), Mytilus californianus, Schistothaeris.

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Nels C. NelsonRemove constraint Collector: Nels C. Nelson4 objects

Nels C. Nelson4 objects

Mytilus californianusRemove constraint Taxon: Mytilus californianus4 objects
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S2001-2002 #15: Department of Anthropology (UC Berkeley)/Kent Lightfoot (January 23, 2002–January 23, 2003)3 objects

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