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	Catalog #	Name	Description
301	00.30.98F	Flake	Worked orange/red flake. Very thin, smooth with some bumps on one side and knapping marks on other. One edge is thicker.
302	00.30.98G	Flake	Gray rock with speckles of other colors. Both sides are mostly smooth with some ridges. Edges are thin, some lines still present in object.
303	00.30.98H	Flake	Gray/purple multilayered flake. Very thin section has horizontal lines that lead to fractured thick base. Opposite side had knap marks and some ridges.
304	00.30.98I	Flake	Small thin white flake. Circular layers of gray can be seen on one side of object. Edges are thinned, some knapping marks present.
305	00.30.98J	Flake	Deep orange, red, brown thin flake. Original rock has red portion with some layers present. One side is smooth, other side has two ridges. Rounded edges.
306	00.30.98K	Flake	Marbled colors of gray, white, pink, blue. Pink appears towards the fractured bottom. Object is smooth except for some small ridges and lines. Edges are thin.
307	00.30.98L	Flake	Gray, white, beige layers on flake. Top portion is original rock, bottom is fractured straight. One side is smooth, other is ridged.
308	00.30.98M	Flake	White, gray, pink, brown marbled layers on flake. Mostly smooth with one ridge on one side.
309	00.30.98N	Flake	Small brown/beige/gray flake. Notch at the bottom, top is red. Very thin, all edges are slightly curved. Back is smooth, concaved slightly, and beige in color with red at the top. Edges are sharp, thin, and serrated.
310	00.30.98O	Projectile point	White diamond shaped rock. Rock has one smooth face, one smooth but bumpy and ridged face, and four thick edges. Bits of brown appear on object in rock.
311	00.30.98P	Flake	Stone flake made of pink and grey stone. The flake is the shape of a semi-circle, with the edges are thin and serrated. There is one larger bump on the edge of the flake., and on the top side there are two thin ridges that go across the face of the flake. One side of the flake is flatter and smoother than the other, but both have marbled stone.
312	00.30.98Q	Flake	Triangle shaped flake. One side is smooth, other has one ridge. Colors are brown, gray, red.
313	00.30.98R	Flake	Stone flake made of grey and pink stone. The flake has lines all the way throughout the flake, with a few dark pink specks. One side has a few ridges that go across the flake, knap marks found along the edges. The other side of the flake is smooth, with only one tiny notch that shows the layers of the stone. The edges of the flake are serrated.
314	00.30.98S	Core	Stone core made of jasper. There are multiple shades of red, with one side of the lithic showing more light red shades while the other has darker red shades. The object has dirt covering it, and there is a section of original rock on one end of the core. There are a lot of missing chunks out of the core, with the edges rough and jagged. On the side with the lighter shades of red, there is a squiggly line made of pink stone on one half of the side.
315	00.30.98T	Core	Core shaped like a clam with a rounded portion that is ridged and smoothed and a thinned stem which has a concave botom. Rock is full of smaller bubbles of stone.
316	00.30.98U	Core	Oval shaped core that is very rough. One side has original rock portion. Layers in rock from large knapping marks.
317	00.30.98V	Core	Stone core made of primarily white stone. The bottom is flat and the sides of the lithic have knap marks. Core is thick and contains specks of other colors such as brown, grey, orange and purple. One spot on the core has a notch mark that shows the layers of the stone. One section of the scraper has a purple line that splits the worked stone and the original stone.
318	00.30.98W	Core	Stone core (possibly pink jasper) made of pink and brown stone. One side of the core is made of marbled pink stone, with small grey lines found throughout the stone. On the sides of this pink segment, there are red and orange blots. The other side of the core is made of original brown stone with a pink hue. There are some knap marks visible.
319	00.30.98Z	Core	White and gray core with two fractured sides. One face is smooth, other is worked and bumpy.
320	00.31.0133	Hatchel	None
321	00.70.0016	Point, projectile	Hunting arrowhead.
322	00.70.0017	Point, projectile	Serrated arrowhead.
323	00.70.0018	Point, projectile	Serrated arrowhead.
324	00.70.0019	Point, projectile	Bird point.
325	00.70.0020	Point, projectile	Bird point.
326	00.70.0021	Point, projectile	Bird point.
327	00.70.0022	Point, projectile	Bird point.
328	00.70.0026	Grooved Axe	Three-quarter grooved stone axe. Deep grooves with a smooth exterior. The blade of the axe is still sharp with only minor scrapes and chips. There is an old mount on one side of the axe.
329	00.70.0027	Ax, stone	One-half groove stone axe.
330	00.70.0032	Arrow	Arrow shaft.
331	00.70.30	Arrow	None
332	00.70.31	Arrow	None
333	00.70.33	Point, projectile	Bird point shaft top.
334	1966.4.0002	Point, projectile	Color: GY
335	1966.4.0003	Point, projectile	None
336	1966.4.0005	Biface	None
337	1971.8.03	Doll	Beaded. Color: BK,WH,YL,GR
338	1972.39.0003	Stone, grinding	Grinding stone. Round, flattened spherical. Smooth surface; bottom side is a lighter brown than the top side. Color: BR
339	1972.39.4	Hammer Head	Full grooved hammer head, oval with a central groove. "283" inked on it. Very rough in texture, crystalline, chalky surface.
340	1978.0020	Head, ax	Axe head, maul, full grooved. Color: YL-BR
341	1983.24.5	Awl	None
342	1993.44.4.1	Doll	Handmade by a native American for a native American child. Face drawn on fabric, silver rickrack on front of blouse; gold rickrack around cuffs; teal beads on hands; multi-colored beads strung to form earrings and necklaces; 13 metal sequins nailed to doll around neck and lapel area; two sequins nailed to ear area also. Tin belt with stamped on design held in place with bent straight pin. Rubber hands with beads attached. Red boots with bands attqched. Velour overdress and plain cotton underdress. Legs uncovered, purple underwear. Color: ML
343	1993.44.7.0001	Basket	Oval. Tan with animal designs in dark brown on sides. Rim of basket is dark brown. On bottom of basket is an outline of an oval and two semicircles on each end, all in dark brown. Color: TN,BR
344	2006.17.1	Lithic	Stone Projectile Point - Time period is unknown, possibly archaic. Un-notched lanceolate form and no serrations with distal end assessment inconclusive due to loss of tip through pre-acquisition breakage; point cross section bi-convex, edges convex. Object was recovered from the farm owned by the McCulley family in Benton County Iowa.