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Start Over Collection place British Columbia, Canada Taxon Pinnipedia
Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16423, described as two humeri of a bird in the Auk family (auklet or puffin), a Seal tooth, wild goat or sheep ulna (burnt white), and an unidentifiable fragment of long bone (burnt white).: Archaeological animal bones Alcidae sp., Pinnipedia, Bovidae, Mammalia.
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 2-16431, described as 9 bones in 9 bags: 4 seal bones, 4 medium sized mammal bones, and 1 sea otter bone: Archaeological animal bones Pinnipedia, Enhydra lutris, Mammalia.
Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16429, described as 46 bones in 25 bags: 26 Salmonid bones, 2 bear bones, 2 seal bones, 1 artiodactyl bone, 1 bony fish bone, 1 sea otter bone, and 13 mammal bones: Archaeological animal bones Oncorhynchus sp., Enhydra lutris, Mammalia, Actinopterygii, Pinnipedia.
Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16432, described as 3 bones in 3 bags: 1 seal bone and 2 medium mammal bones: Archaeological animal bones Pinnipedia, Mammalia.
Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16430, described as 7 bones in 7 bags: 3 medium mammal bones, 4 seal bones (with cut marks). Bone in bag 6 was part of bone in bag 3, so the two specimens were both placed in bag 3: Archaeological animal bones Pinnipedia, Mammalia.

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