Faunal remains

Museum number:
1-73813a-j
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm210173813a@2dj
Alternate number:
210 (original number)
Accession number:
Acc.910
Description:
Animal bones. a) Adult metapodial fragment, distal end, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). b) Unidentifiable bone fragment. c) Unidentifiable, adult, right radius, proximal end, of unidentifiable Odocoileus, (might be young elk). d) Unidentifiable bone fragment. e,f) Unidentifiable, juvenile bone fragment. g) Adult, left 1st metatarsal, complete bone, Homo sapiens. h) Adult, rib fragment, distal end, unidentified artiodactyl or large carnivore. i) part of 1-73813-g. (continued in comments)
Donor:
Robert Fleming Heizer and University Appropriation
Collection place:
CA-SJo-68, San Joaquin County, California
Verbatim coll. place:
Sq. B/N1
Collector:
Robert Fleming Heizer
Collection date:
June-July 1947
Taxon:
Artiodactyla, Cervus canadensis nannodes, and Mammalia
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Faunal remains
Accession date:
1947
Context of use:
Burial ?
Department:
Faunal remains
Comment:
...j) Unidentified bone fragment, large mammal. Card found behind Faunal Remains divider card.
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73813a-j, described as Animal bones. a) Adult metapodial fragment, distal end, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). b) Unidentifiable bone fragment. c) Unidentifiable, adult, right radius, proximal end, of unidentifiable Odocoileus, (might be young elk). d) Unidentifiable bone fragment. e,f) Unidentifiable, juvenile bone fragment. g) Adult, left 1st metatarsal, complete bone, Homo sapiens. h) Adult, rib fragment, distal end, unidentified artiodactyl or large carnivore. i) part of 1-73813-g. (continued in comments)Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73813a-j, described as Animal bones. a) Adult metapodial fragment, distal end, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). b) Unidentifiable bone fragment. c) Unidentifiable, adult, right radius, proximal end, of unidentifiable Odocoileus, (might be young elk). d) Unidentifiable bone fragment. e,f) Unidentifiable, juvenile bone fragment. g) Adult, left 1st metatarsal, complete bone, Homo sapiens. h) Adult, rib fragment, distal end, unidentified artiodactyl or large carnivore. i) part of 1-73813-g. (continued in comments)Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73813a-j, described as Animal bones. a) Adult metapodial fragment, distal end, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). b) Unidentifiable bone fragment. c) Unidentifiable, adult, right radius, proximal end, of unidentifiable Odocoileus, (might be young elk). d) Unidentifiable bone fragment. e,f) Unidentifiable, juvenile bone fragment. g) Adult, left 1st metatarsal, complete bone, Homo sapiens. h) Adult, rib fragment, distal end, unidentified artiodactyl or large carnivore. i) part of 1-73813-g. (continued in comments)Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73813a-j, described as Animal bones. a) Adult metapodial fragment, distal end, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). b) Unidentifiable bone fragment. c) Unidentifiable, adult, right radius, proximal end, of unidentifiable Odocoileus, (might be young elk). d) Unidentifiable bone fragment. e,f) Unidentifiable, juvenile bone fragment. g) Adult, left 1st metatarsal, complete bone, Homo sapiens. h) Adult, rib fragment, distal end, unidentified artiodactyl or large carnivore. i) part of 1-73813-g. (continued in comments)

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