Lithics Box 13 | UNI Museum @ Rod Library

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	Catalog #	Name	Description
1	00.30.101A	Scraper	Brown and gray stone. Roughly in a round shape. Most knap marks on one face, fewer on the other face. Rough topography on both sides. One edge is worked more and is thinner than the other side. Appears to be a scraper made by a right-handed individual.
2	00.30.101AE	Flake	Beige and yellow stone. Bottom face is smooth with knap marks on one side. Top face has three ridges that intersect in the middle of the stone; it and also has knap marks; left side is gray, then it becomes yellow, then beige. The same color patterning is mirrored on the back face. Edges are thin and sharp, points are also sharp. The stone has a flat bottom edge with left and right edges going up straight and then angling to the right where it comes to a shorter edge.
3	00.30.101AF	Chip	White stone chip with gray grooves in the stone naturally and from knapping. Appears to be a projectile point with two chips taken out of it to show gray stone underneath it. Edges are serrated, thin, and sharp. Point is not very sharp. The bottom edge is not straight but shows signs of being worked.
4	00.30.101F	Flake	Thin white stone flake. Black spots in the stone on both faces, especially in the middle of the stone. Knap marks on both sides. Irregular hexagonal shape with half the edges thin and sharp, other half flat but still thin.
5	00.30.101G	Chip	Beige stone chip, appearing to be a projectile point with the top chipped off. One face is smooth with horizontal lines of brown and beige in the stone. Has tiny brown and black specks in it, plus some small brown lines. Left, right, and bottom edges are thin, uneven, and sharp. Top edge is flat where the top appears to have been chipped off. The opposite face is darker gray and brown with more uneven topography. Knap mark on the bottom edge and right side. Ridge down the center. Top is darker brown, gets lighter going down to the middle, and the bottom is brown and beige speckled in the stone.
6	00.30.101H	Chip	Gray triangle-shaped rock chip. Appears to be missing the bottom half of the stone that would make it a projectile point. Knap marks on both faces. Points are sharp. Bottom edge is flat and mostly smooth. Left and right edges are thin, serrated, and relatively sharp.
7	00.30.101J	Core	Stone core in an oval shape with a point at the top and a flat bottom edge. There is a ridge running the length of the stone from the top to the bottom edges. To the left of the ridge is a smooth, orange-colored, lined pattern of rock. To the right of the ridge is different layers of rock, including orange and black marbled, then orange, then beige and brown striped, then orange and black marbled again at the top. The back face of the stone is smooth with the same colors in the rock as on the front. One big chip is taken out of it toward the top and shows orange lined rock below it.
8	00.30.110AA	Scraper	White stone scraper. Mostly made of white stone, but other colors are mixed throughout the scraper. Top side of scraper has brown spots and/or scratches throughout the side. Near the edge of the scraper, there is a patch of reddish-orange stone. The middle of this side has a thick gray streak that runs across the stone almost like a belt. The opposite side of the scraper is much more white stone, with only a few examples of the brown scratches. The scraper has one side that is thick and skinny, with the other side being rounded and flattened. Edges are serrated on flattened edge, but the edges elsewhere are decently smooth.
9	00.30.110BB	Scraper	Light pink stone scraper. The top side of the scraper has an ombré appearance, with the darker pink on the top fading into a lighter shade of pink the further down the stone. There are two patches of white stone that are encased in the area of the stone that is light pink with gray specks. The bottom side of the scraper is primarily made up of gray-specked stone, with this side also having a few notch marks scattered across the face of the scraper. The edges of the piece are very jagged, with only one side having a smooth edge. Piece is made of thick stone that is uniform throughout.
10	00.30.110CC	Scraper	Large flint scraper. Very smooth to the touch, no random knap marks or notches. Scraper is a mix of black and brown, making it hard to see any small tedious details on the scraper. Covered in brown speck marks. Edges are smooth and rounded. One edge has a prominent point that sticks out higher than the smaller edge.
11	00.30.110DD	Scraper	Gray/dark purple-colored scraper. Scraper has the shape that seems to show it was going to be turned into an arrowhead. The edges of the piece are rough, with some areas very jagged. Knapping marks can be found throughout the whole scraper. The rock found in the scraper has vertical lines throughout the rock. The top side of the scraper has a spot of original rock that is in the lower left cover, with a patch of dark reddish-purple stone situated just above it. There's a stripe of light gray stone on the "blade" of the scraper. The point is rounded.
12	00.30.110EE	Scraper	Gray stone scraper. Top side has thick layers that are off-white, dark gray, and light gray respectively. The off-white stone has dark brown specks, and an edge that shows the layers of the stone. The dark gray area has one little patch of original stone, and the light gray also shows some layers. There's a raised bump near the middle of this piece. The bottom shows some of the layers seen on the top, but it is mainly a light gray color. The edges are knapped and overall the object is rough and has many uneven edges or points.
13	00.30.171BA	Flake	Thin white and pink flake. The flake is mostly white but has pink on the edges.
14	00.30.171BB	Flake	Long flake that has original rock portion. Middle of rock is purple/pink layer with pink space and speckles.
15	00.30.171BC	Flake	Triangular red and white flake. One side is completely white and the other is two-thirds red.
16	00.30.171BD	Flake	Three sided brown and yellow flake. One side is completely brown and rough, another is rough and brown with a slight, smooth yellow, and the other side is smooth, and brown and yellow.
17	00.30.171BE	Flake	Rounded portion of a flake. Bottom is round and smooth, flat surface is rocky. There is a distinct rectangle shape due to another rock in original rock.
18	00.30.171BF	Flake	Gray and red flake. The gray parts are rough and the red parts are smooth and are in a line.
19	00.30.171BG	Flake	Jagged pink and red and orange flake. Layers in rock are colorful and patterned. Large flake marks.
20	00.30.171BH	Flake	Gray and brown smooth flake. The flake has a linear pattern.
21	00.30.171BI	Flake	Pink shiny and smooth flake, gray and red mix together around rock. One thick edge.
22	00.30.171BJ	Flake	Gray, white, and red flake. The flake is heart shaped and one side is gray and the other is red and white.
23	00.30.171BK	Flake	Piece of flake with white outer portion of original rock present which is bumpy. Smooth side of rock shows lighter layer in rock with a small natural circle.
24	00.30.171BL	Flake	Red, pink, and gray flake. The flake is square shaped and one side is completely red, another has a red to white ombre, and the third side is a light pink.
25	00.30.171BM	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is triangle shaped and one side is completely white and smooth and the other is gray and rough.
26	00.30.171BN	Flake	Rounded portion that has been fractured off. Knapped and ridged with edges serrated. Shades of gray.
27	00.30.171BO	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is square shaped and smooth. One side is completely gray and the other is an ombre gray to white.
28	00.30.171BP	Flake	Light pink flake with a smooth side and ridged and worked side. One thicker edge, rest are thin. Portion of rock is gray and white.
29	00.30.171BQ	Flake	Gray and pink flake. The flake is rectangular and smooth, with many ridges, which are pink.
30	00.30.171BR	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is rectangular and smooth, with a few ridges that are white.
31	00.30.171BS	Flake	Multilayered stone flake. Colors are pink, purple, beige, brown, gray on top of each other in layers.
32	00.30.171BT	Flake	Gray and white flake. The flake is circular and smooth. One side is gray and rough and the other is smooth and gray and white.
33	00.30.171BU	Flake	Fractured gray and brown stone with a thinned edge. Original rock is visible and objected is knapped to show layers.
34	00.30.171BV	Flake	Gray triangular and smooth flake with many ridges.
35	00.30.171BW	Flake	Stone flake with one side smooth including orange and yellow small layers. Original rock still present, with brown parts that could be dirt.
36	00.30.171BX	Flake	Pink and gray triangular and smooth flake. It is mostly pink with gray edges.
37	00.30.171BY	Flake	Fractured and jagged rock. Deep red on one side with white spots, other side is gray with red colorings.
38	00.30.171BZ	Flake	Gray square and smooth flake with ridges and sharp points.
39	00.30.171CA	Flake	Fractured bottom rounded portion. Edges are thinned and serrated on bottom. Red and orange are present, with small holes appearing all around object.
40	00.30.171CB	Flake	Gray, yellow, and brown flake. The gray parts of the flake are rough and the yellow and brown parts are smooth.
41	00.30.171CC	Flake	Pink angled knapped piece of stone. Red coloring on portion of stone. Layers in rock show bubbling in stone.
42	00.30.171CD	Flake	Gray, white, and brown flake. The gray parts of the flake are rough and the white and brown parts are smooth and have a curved appearance.
43	00.30.171CE	Flake	Layered with red, orange, gray and brown colors. Red speckles in stone. Original rock still present on top. Large knapping marks.
44	00.30.171CF	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red pottery sherd. The red side has ridges and the gray side is check stamped.
45	00.30.171CG	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red small and square pottery sherd.
46	00.30.171CG	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red small and square pottery sherd. One side is completely red and the other is completely gray.
47	00.30.171CH	Pottery Sherd	Orange piece of pottery, four linear marks on one side.
48	00.30.171CI	Core	None
49	00.30.171CJ	Pottery Sherd	Piece of pottery, one side is smooth and light brown, other side is dark brown and textured.
50	00.30.171CK	Pottery Sherd	Gray and red small and triangular pottery sherd. One side is completely red and the other is half gray and half red.