Bark fragment

Museum number:
1-127381
Permalink:
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Accession number:
Acc.UCAS-89
Description:
Bark fragment. According to Richard F. Ambro, "Appears to be a bent fragment of dried tule or cattail; unburned. Length, approximate: 60.0 mm; maximum width, approximate: 7.5 mm.
Donor:
University of California Archaeological Survey
Collection place:
CA-Ama-3 (Bamert Cave), Amador County, California
Collector:
Adán Eduardo Treganza
Collection date:
October 1950
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Botanical samples
Accession date:
October 3, 1950
Department:
Native California (archaeology and ethnology)
Images:
Hearst Museum object titled Bark fragment, accession number 1-127381, described as Bark fragment. According to Richard F. Ambro, "Appears to be a bent fragment of dried tule or cattail; unburned. Length, approximate: 60.0 mm; maximum width, approximate: 7.5 mm.
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Bark fragment, accession number 1-127381, described as Bark fragment. According to Richard F. Ambro, "Appears to be a bent fragment of dried tule or cattail; unburned. Length, approximate: 60.0 mm; maximum width, approximate: 7.5 mm.Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Bark fragment, accession number 1-127381, described as Bark fragment. According to Richard F. Ambro, "Appears to be a bent fragment of dried tule or cattail; unburned. Length, approximate: 60.0 mm; maximum width, approximate: 7.5 mm.

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