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Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41507, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41508, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41501, described as Micaceous abrading stone. Tan with silver mica specks, 3.7 cm wide x 8.5 cm long
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41502, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41499, described as Abrading stone. Flat stone; 8.5 cm x 16.5 cm; majority of surface light gray, dark gray where chipped on edges; one end flat, the other rounded.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41504, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41506, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41503, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41500, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.
Hearst Museum object titled Abrader, accession number 11-41511, described as Stone implements; abrading stones. Some with archaeological patination. Used as abrading stones.

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