Faunal remains

Object status:
Deaccessioned
Museum number:
2-16426
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm21020016426
Alternate number:
119 (field number)
Accession number:
Acc.1220 and Acc.737
Description:
seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, Mammalia
Donor:
Philip Drucker and Richard K. Beardsley
Collection place:
Qualahaituk, British Columbia, Canada
Verbatim coll. place:
House #1, NW quadrant; gray sand with charcoal lens
Collector:
Philip Drucker and Richard K. Beardsley
Collection date:
October 7, 1938
Taxon:
Castor canadensis and Ursus
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Faunal remains
Accession date:
1938 and 1957
Department:
Native US and Canada (except California)
Loans:
S2017-2018 #7: Department of Anthropology (Simon Fraser Univ.)/Dana Lepofsky (June 1, 2018–January 17, 2023)
Images:
Hearst Museum object 1 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaHearst Museum object 2 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaHearst Museum object 3 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaHearst Museum object 4 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaHearst Museum object 5 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaHearst Museum object 6 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaHearst Museum object 7 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaHearst Museum object 8 of 8 titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, Mammalia
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, MammaliaDocumentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 2-16426, described as seven bones in total: one bear ulna, one bear phalanx, one bear vertebrae, two medium sized mammal ribs, one unidentifiable mammal fragment, and a beaver ulna (burnt white): Archaeological animal bones Ursus sp., Castor canadensis, Mammalia

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