D2001.0003.0069

CRI Cat.#'s
(1) What appears to be the fired clay body of a childs animal toy. Head missing. 4 holes
in the abdominal region for sticks to serve as legs. 5.36cm. long, 3.45cm. dia.
(2) Ironstone sherd. Part of hallmark present.
(3) 32 large & small frags. of ironstone ware. A plate
(4) Clear glass sherd. Body sherd?–P.B.
(5) Rusted metal can w / a second can crimped inside. Friction lid. Baking powder?
2.9in. dia, 4.lin. high.
(6) Badly rusted can designed for a fraction lid. Baking powder? 2 5/8in dia., 3 5/8in high.
(7) A crimped seam canthat has had the bottom cut out and opened along the seam.
Friction lid. Baking powder?
(8) Badly rusted remnants of a rectangular can w / hinged lid. 4 1/8in long, 2 1/.2in wide,
1 3/4in high.
(9) Rusted lide to #8.
(10) Crimped can bottom / top.
(11) K.C. Baking Powder lid. Badly rusted. Fist can #6.
(12) 4 frags. of ruisted K.C. Baking Powder can lid. Fits can #5.
(13) Rusted remnants of a can bottom
(14) Crushed can. Crimped seam, friction lid, crimped bottom. Baking powder?
(15) Proximal end of the ulna of a very large mammal.
(16) Sherd of white ironstone ware.
(17) Biface mano. Pecking around edges. Tana sandstone, rather rounded. 10cm. dia,
5.0cm. thick.
(18) Crushed can. Crimped seam, crimped bottom, friction lid. 3.6in high, 2.6in dia.
(19) Can bottom. condensed milk?–P.B. 2 1/2in dia.

Centuries Research, Inc.P. Born, M. Sanburg. S. Baker

10/14/1992

Inventoried by P. Born , May 6, 2008 & 12–1–11
Second entry into data base, 12–5–11.
Documents included

This artifact appears to be a fired clay body of a childs animal toy. The head, which would have been attached and moulded to the clay body, is missing. There are four holes in the abdominal region for attaching legs.