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- amulet[1]
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- axe[1]
- bannerstone[1]
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- blade[5]
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- coquina[1]
- core[1]
- drill mouthpiece[1]
- flake[1]
- implement[1]
- inset for plate[2]
- knife[2]
- knives[1]
- lamp[4]
- lamp fragment[2]
- limestone[1]
- limestone fragment[1]
- monitor pipe[1]
- muller[1]
- net sinker[1]
- objects[1]
- pebble[1]
- pestle[5]
- projectile point[2]
- ring[1]
- ring bead[1]
- rubbing tool[3]
- scraper[2]
- stone[1]
- worked stone[1]
- alaska[19]
- bonasila[1]
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- bucks county[2]
- cabarrus county[4]
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- california (state)[1]
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- cook inlet[1]
- cottonwood creek (alaska)[1]
- daxatkanada[2]
- daxatkanada fort[1]
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- halls island[1]
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- illinois[1]
- indian river[1]
- kachemak bay[1]
- kaiyuh slough[1]
- khotol river[1]
- knight island[10]
- kootznahoo inlet[2]
- lancaster county (pennsylvania)[1]
- louisiana[2]
- lower yukon river valley[3]
- marshall county[2]
- marshall county (west virginia)[2]
- mckees island[2]
- merrits island[1]
- middle yukon valley[1]
- milford road[2]
- minnesota[1]
- mississippi[2]
- molosi river[1]
- monroe county (pennsylvania)[1]
- natchez (mississippi)[2]
- new jersey[1]
- new paltz[2]
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- north america[3]
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- northumberland county[1]
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- ohio county (west virginia)[2]
- old town[7]
- pennsylvania[10]
- philadelphia[1]
- philadelphia county[1]
- point spencer[1]
- riegelsville[2]
- rock retreat[1]
- ross site[4]
- santa cruz island (california)[1]
- snyder county[3]
- spring camp[1]
- susquehanna river[2]
- susquehanna river valley[1]
- ulster county[2]
- united states of america[47]
- university of pennsylvania museum[1]
- uwchlan township[2]
- warren county (new jersey)[1]
- west virginia[4]
- wheeling[2]
- yakutat bay[10]
- modern[2]
- old town ii[1]
- old town iii[5]
- indian[3]
- mound culture[1]
- neo-eskimo[1]
- shawnee[1]
- woodland[1]
- yakutat (culture)[3]
- 3 e 6' 6", ii[1]
- bank of the molosi river which flows into the yukon 6 miles above ruby, at 3/4 to 1 1/2 miles above junction of molosi and yukon rivers, where river was cutting away at bank.[1]
- d1w 6-12"[1]
- f2e 12-18"[1]
- house 1[1]
- house 1 - fill[1]
- house 8, just above floor[1]
- house 9 fill[1]
- house pit 1 - fill[1]
- mound a, near house 5[3]
- mound b, upper level, depth 12-18"[2]
- o-u 18-24" black midden[1]
- storage house, fill, depth 33"[1]
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