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| 1 | 1970.78.5.3 | Cup | Medium sized drinking gourd. Tape residue on one side. Women are in charge of pottery and cooking and likely made this drinking gourd. Round gourd with a drinking hole in the top. Scratches and evidence of use among the culture. Rougher on the inside than the outside, carved out. |
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| 2 | 1970.78.5.7 | Cup | Small drinking gourd. Hole in the top small scratches from natural use. Inside is lighter and rougher than the outside. Women in the Tapweyokwaka culture are in charge of crafting pottery and cooking, this gourd was most likely made by a woman but used by the entire culture. |
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| 3 | 1974.23.89 | Sherd, pottery | Scaly ridges on outside edge, smooth on inside. Color: GY-YL |
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| 4 | 1977.69.1 | Sherd | Slight curve, rough texture. Red color on interior, brown exterior. Triangle shape. Color: RD,BR |
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| 5 | 1978.41.2.1 | Sherd | Bowl handle. Color: RD |
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| 6 | 1997.4.38 | Corn | Partially shelled ear, with large kernels. Tips of kernesl in one row stained red. Color: YL |
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