Structure 102, subterranean kiva
Artifact Inventory (Surfaces and Features Only)
- List of all artifacts associated with surfaces, feature fills, and feature surfaces (when applicable)
- Artifacts are listed by surface, feature, and PL number
- For analysis data for selected artifact types and contexts, see buttons at right.
PL = point-location number
PD = provenience designation number
FS = field specimen number
Analysis Summaries
Surface 1:
PL
Artifact Type
Provenience (PD, FS)
bulk sherds
PD 648, FS 1
chipped stone
PD 648, FS 5
nonhuman bone
PD 648, FS 4
PL 1
pollen sample
PD 648, FS 3
PL 2
pollen sample
PD 649, FS 1
PL 3
bulk sherds
PD 649, FS 3
PL 4
bulk sherds
PD 649, FS 4
PL 5
polished igneous stone
PD 649, FS 5
PL 6
pollen sample
PD 648, FS 2
PL 7
pollen sample
PD 649, FS 2
Surface 1: Hearth (Feature 2), fill
PL
Artifact Type
Provenience (PD, FS)
bulk sherds
PD 687, FS 10
bulk sherds
PD 688, FS 1
chipped stone
PD 685, FS 1
chipped stone
PD 687, FS 9
chipped stone
PD 688, FS 2
fine-screen sample
PD 687, FS 6
flotation sample
PD 687, FS 4
flotation sample
PD 687, FS 7
flotation sample
PD 687, FS 8
mineral/stone sample
PD 685, FS 2
nonhuman bone
PD 687, FS 11
vegetal
PD 687, FS 5
PL 1
tree-ring sample
PD 687, FS 1
PL 2
tree-ring sample
PD 687, FS 2
PL 3
tree-ring sample
PD 687, FS 3
Surface 1: Pit: not further specified (Feature 3), fill
PL
Artifact Type
Provenience (PD, FS)
bulk sherds
PD 686, FS 3
chipped stone
PD 686, FS 2
nonhuman bone
PD 686, FS 1
Surface 2:
PL
Artifact Type
Provenience (PD, FS)
fine-screen sample
PD 689, FS 1
Surface 2: Pit: not further specified (Feature 4), fill
PL
Artifact Type
Provenience (PD, FS)
chipped stone
PD 694, FS 2
Stratum 3: Human remains occurrence 8 (Feature 1), fill
PL
Artifact Type
Provenience (PD, FS)
human bone
PD 644, FS 4
PL 1
human bone
PD 644, FS 2
PL 2
human bone
PD 644, FS 1
PL 3
human bone
PD 644, FS 3
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