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	Catalog #	Name	Description
251	00.30.176	Hammerstone	Hammer stone.
252	00.30.178	Tomahawk	Tomahawk, rough.
253	00.30.180	Hoe	Large gray stone with many work marks, one side is mostly flat with many light colored tool marks. One thick edge with the rest of it having a normal edge.
254	00.30.181	Celt	Celt of Grey and Tan Rock
255	00.30.182	Celt	Celt of Gray Stone
256	00.30.2	Moccasin	Beaded. a. Left. b. Right. Color: TN,BL,RD,WH
257	00.30.284	Point, projectile	Projectile points.
258	00.30.295	Problematical	Use is unknown.
259	00.30.297	Dipper	Gourd Dipper
260	00.30.298	Necklace	White seeds and four larger brown seeds. Color: WH, BR
261	00.30.300	Bowl	Brown outside, white inside with black design. Southwest. Color: BR, WH, BK
262	00.30.34	Club	Has egg-shaped stone head and slender wooden handle covered alternately with colored beads and green felt.
263	00.30.37	Pole, totem	Two figures.
264	00.30.38	Pole, totem	Four figures.
265	00.30.39	Pipe	Mound builders stone pipe bowl. Word "FORT" carved into it.
266	00.30.47	Figurine	Form of a man on his hands and knees. Could possibly be a pipe because there is a hole in the back. Seems to be unpainted pottery.
267	00.30.48	Effigy	Silicious concretion altered to help its suggestion of a human head. From Keokuck, Iowa
268	00.30.52	Pitcher	None
269	00.30.70	Scrapper	Stone biface, jagged edges.
270	00.30.73	projectile point, dart	Arrow tip from unknown source. Nonmetrical Point Attributes: Side-notched, Blade Form: Convex-sided, Point Cross Section: Thin Lenticular, Flaking Patterns: Random percussion with pressure retouch, Base Treatment: none, Lateral Edge Treatment: none
271	00.30.74	projectile point, dart	From unknown source. Nonmetrical Point Attributes: unk, Blade Form: Convex-sided, Point Cross Section: Thin Lenticular, Flaking Patterns: Horizontal, Base Treatment: N/A, Lateral Edge Treatment: Serrated. Specimen consists of blade section of point. Color: BK
272	00.30.82	Sherd, pottery	None
273	00.30.86A	Projectile Point	A White and Brown Stone Projectile point
274	00.30.86B	Projectile Point	A White and Grey stone Projectile Point
275	00.30.86C	Projectile Point	A Black Obsidian Projectile Point
276	00.30.86D	Projectile Point	A White and Grey Projectile Point
277	00.30.86E	Projectile Point	A White and Grey Projectile Point
278	00.30.86F	Projectile Point	A White and Grey Projectile Point
279	00.30.98A	Chip	Gray-blue stone core in the rough shape of a projectile point, but with the sides roughly shaped and no point. The bottom face is smooth. The edges resemble a bottle cap from the bottom view. The top face is rugged with the mountain peaks being a beige color. The rough topography appears to have been caused by knapping.
280	00.30.98AA	Core	Layered stone with brown, gray, white colors and some crystal portion. Mostly flat on both sides but some bumps. Point is fractured and other end is rounded.
281	00.30.98AB	Flake	Brown and red flake with many bumps and ridges on both sides. Edges are thinned except for one fractured one. A small point is opposite of that.
282	00.30.98AC	Flake	White and gray flake. Smooth on one side, ridged and bumpy on other. Edges are thin. Object is dirty on bumpy side.
283	00.30.98AD	Flake	Beige and gray heart-shaped thin flake. The bottom face is smooth. The top face has smoothed out knap marks. One half of the stone is thicker, the other is thinner. The edges are thin but not sharp.
284	00.30.98AE	Flake	Large thin flake, shaped like an acorn. Many colors visible like gray, brown, orange. Vertical lines are present in the layers. Top and bottom both have points, edges are smoothed except for one.
285	00.30.98AF	Flake	Red flake in a rough triangular shape. The bottom face is smooth and a lighter red. The top has a ridge down the middle. Left of the ridge is darker red with some gray marks in the stone. The right half of the top face is lighter red with some gray in it. Deep knap marks are especially in the lower half of the stone. The edges and the top of the ridge are thin and smooth.
286	00.30.98AG	Core	Marbled white, gray, and brown core with different colored layers visible. It is roughly a teardrop shape. The bottom face is smooth and some patterning in the stone is visible. The top face has a ridge down the middle but it is not overly sharp or thin. At the right edge is a small strip of brown, black, and red unworked stone.
287	00.30.98AH	Core	White crystal rock core. The bottom face is mostly smooth. The opposite side is raised with one ridge down the middle. The edges and the ridge are thin and mildly serrated. The uneven surface has brown dirt in the crevices.
288	00.30.98AI	Flake	Gray/blue crystalized stone flake in the shape of a rhombus. Three edges are thin, one is fractured so it's flatter and thick. Brown is on that flat edge. Parts of the stone are crystallized gray/blue, other parts are crystallized white. Streaks in the stone's uneven surface, with uneven topography, but all surfaces are shiny.
289	00.30.98AJ	Flake	Bottom portion of a rounded core. Object is knapped all over except on the fractured curved edge. Shades of red and brown make up the layers.
290	00.30.98AK	Flake	Teardrop shaped red, orange, brown flake. Has a point at one edge and several other smaller sharp points. The edges are thin. The object itself is smooth on the bottom and top except on the edges with knap marks. An original portion of rock is visible at the "mountain peak" in the center of the stone. The colored layers under it are red, brown, and gray in color.
291	00.30.98AL	Flake	White and clear crystal triangular stone flake. Fractured on one side. The other points are still pointed and the edges are thin but serrated. Part of the stone are clear all the way through, but other parts have brown dirt in the stone's crevices.
292	00.30.98AM	Flake	Pink stone with gray and brown portions. In a triangular-like shape. The right edge is fractured. The left edge is flat. The top edge is serrated and flat. The top face has uneven portions and is rough. The bottom is smoother but still has uneven portions in it.
293	00.30.98AN	Flake	Gray layered stone flake. The one edge that is flat is the original rock in brown and white stone. The colors change laterally from that one edge to the other side. The colors change to white, gray, light gray, and dark gray. Knap marks on the edges on the top face, but the bottom face is smooth. The bottom face is sloped and has a beige oval-shaped portion of the stone. The edges are thin and sharp and uneven.
294	00.30.98AO	Flake	Irregular shaped flake with one side the unworked, bumpy stone. It is brown, gray, and white and is flakey. One small part of the stone is smooth and shows the dark gray stone underneath it. The bottom opposite side is smooth. The outer ring is bumpy white and gray stone. The center of the stone is gray and beige with gray specks in the stone.
295	00.30.98AP	Flake	Long rectangular stone. All faces are smooth, even some parts with knap marks on it. The edges are thin and uneven but not especially sharp. One half of the stone on the top face is white with gray knap marks and some red streaks at the bottom. The rest of the top face is brown, red, and gray. The farthest tip is white with some gray. The bottom face is smoother than the top. More than half of it is white, beige, and red patterned. The other half is gray, brown, beige, and red. With this chip is a paper with the original donor information (7 cm x 5 cm).
296	00.30.98AQ	Flake	Large flake in an irregular shape. The bottom half is smoothed and curved and brown and red in color, other half is thick and flat with brown and gray unworked stone. The top is uneven topographically and has knap marks all over. Most is brown in color. One tip is gray and beige. The other tip is red and gray. The edges are thin and uneven. One of the edges is flat.
297	00.30.98B	Flake	Rock flake made of light pink and white stone. The flake is very flat, with one section only a hair thicker than the rest. Edges are very thin and sharp. There are a few darker spots in the stone one one of its faces.
298	00.30.98C	Flake	Pink thin flake with specks of gray in it. Smooth stone, thin and sharp edges.
299	00.30.98D	Flake	Very fragile white flake with layers of gray and pink. Rounded on one end.
300	00.30.98E	Flake	Brown scraper which has portion of original rock onone end of object, red lines the portion. Smooth on one side, opoosite side has a few ridges. Object is thin.