Faunal remains

Museum number:
1-73738a-n
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm210173738a@2dn
Alternate number:
177 (original number)
Accession number:
Acc.910
Description:
Bird bones. a) Adult humerus, proximal end, Anser Albifrons, Goose, most probably (white-fronted goose). b) Adult Tibiotarsus, distal end, duck. c) Unidentified adult humerus, Proximal end; of Corvus brachrhynchos, (American crow). d) Adult O almost coracoid, Anser albifrons, goose, most probably. e) Adult, Tibiofibula, - Lepus Californicus, (Black-tailed jack-rabbit). f) Adult, rib, Proximal end, Anser Albifrons. (continued in comments)
Donor:
Robert Fleming Heizer and University Appropriation
Collection place:
CA-SJo-68, San Joaquin County, California
Collector:
Robert Fleming Heizer
Collection date:
June-July 1947
Taxon:
Anatidae, Anser albifrons, Corvus brachyrhynchos, Fulica americana, and Otospermophilus beecheyi
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Faunal remains
Accession date:
1947
Department:
Faunal remains
Comment:
...g) Unidentified; Adult, tibiotarsus, Distal end, Corvus brachyrhunchos. h) Adult Carpometo-Carpus, Distal end, duck. i) Adult, unidentified humerus fragment-Unidentified Lepus Californicus. j) Adult, Scapula, Proximal end, Lepus Californicus. k) Adult, Scapula, Proximal end, Fulica Americana (American coot). l) Adult, Tibia, Citellus, beecheyi (ground squirrel). m) Adult, Calcaneum O, Lepus Californicus. n) Unidentified bone fragment. Card found behind Faunal Remains divider card.
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73738a-n, described as Bird bones. a) Adult humerus, proximal end, Anser Albifrons, Goose, most probably (white-fronted goose). b) Adult Tibiotarsus, distal end, duck. c) Unidentified adult humerus, Proximal end; of Corvus brachrhynchos, (American crow). d) Adult O almost coracoid, Anser albifrons, goose, most probably. e) Adult, Tibiofibula, - Lepus Californicus, (Black-tailed jack-rabbit). f) Adult, rib, Proximal end, Anser Albifrons. (continued in comments)Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73738a-n, described as Bird bones. a) Adult humerus, proximal end, Anser Albifrons, Goose, most probably (white-fronted goose). b) Adult Tibiotarsus, distal end, duck. c) Unidentified adult humerus, Proximal end; of Corvus brachrhynchos, (American crow). d) Adult O almost coracoid, Anser albifrons, goose, most probably. e) Adult, Tibiofibula, - Lepus Californicus, (Black-tailed jack-rabbit). f) Adult, rib, Proximal end, Anser Albifrons. (continued in comments)Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73738a-n, described as Bird bones. a) Adult humerus, proximal end, Anser Albifrons, Goose, most probably (white-fronted goose). b) Adult Tibiotarsus, distal end, duck. c) Unidentified adult humerus, Proximal end; of Corvus brachrhynchos, (American crow). d) Adult O almost coracoid, Anser albifrons, goose, most probably. e) Adult, Tibiofibula, - Lepus Californicus, (Black-tailed jack-rabbit). f) Adult, rib, Proximal end, Anser Albifrons. (continued in comments)

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