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Start Over Object type archaeology Taxon Canis latrans
Hearst Museum object titled Awl, accession number 1-19243, described as Bone. Long, distal end, left tibia of coyote, canis; latrans lestes. in box marked "Box: Homo Sapiens, 26 Ch-18
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-203896.1, described as Left mandible fragment.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-230704, described as 4 bone fragments
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-19350.3, described as Coyote, canis latrans lestes.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73854a,b, described as Animal bones. a) Adult phalanx, one side, proximal end, of Cervus nannodes, (Valley Elk). b) Adult left dentary fragment of canis, (like C. Latrans) in size and appearance.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-230702, described as ulna frag., left proximal, canis latrans
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73874a-c, described as Animal bones. a) Adult left dentary of Canis (like Canis latrans) in size and appearance. b) Adult ulna, proximal, of Canis. c) Right dentary, distal end, Lepus Californicus, (a big one), (black-tailed jack rabbit).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-19375, described as Coyote, Canis latrans lestes.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73965, described as Animal bone. Adult left pelvic fragment. Canis (like Canis latrans) is size and appearance.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73769a-g, described as Animal bones. a) Adult left pelvic fragment, Lepus californicus, (black-tailed, jack rabbit). b-d) Unidentified adult bone fragments, large mammal. e) Adult, iliac fragment of pelvis, Canis (looks like C. latrans) (In size and apperance, coyote). f) Adult right humerus, distal end, artiodactyl (unidentified Odocoilus) deer. g) Unidentified bone fragment.

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