D2013.0006.0011

The artifacts are not listed in numrical order of their F.S. numbers. They are lsited according to catgory, then by number.

BAG # 1: Metal.
(1) Military button. Dated AD 1875–1902. 0.625 inches dia., 0.15 inches thick.
(18) Metal button. 2 semi–circular slots. 0.53 inches dia.
(32) Lead sprue globulels (3ea.).
(37) Decorative pronged brass stud.
(38) Lead sprue globule.
(50) Small round–headed tack/brad. 0.64 inches long, 0.163 inches dia. head.
(51) Small flat head square shanked nail. .228 inch dia. head, 0.79 inches long.
(52) 4 nails of various sizes, & 2 flat head screws, (about #6 size–P.B.).
(54) Rusted frag. of metal.
(66) Rounded head of a brass tack.
(68) 2 wire nails. 1.35 inches long, 0.12 inched dia. & l.7 inches long, 0.11 inches dia.
(70) 5 frags. of rusted metal.
(71) Round button (possibly a snap style). 0.53 inches dia., 0.083 inches thick.
(72) 2 square shanked punches.
(73) short length of curved, thin, wire.
(78) Twisted piece of wire.
(83) Small piece of foil.
(88) 3 flat head wire nails. 2. inches long, 0.11 inches dia.
(91) 5 small flat head tacks/brads. .75 inches long, 0.23 inches dia. head.
(99) 2 prong decorative brass tack / brad.
(100) Metal bead. 0.27 inches dia, 0.22 inches thick. Non–ferrous metal.
(112) Melted lead frags. (2 ea.)
(119) Rusted metal buckle.
(122) Frag. of rusted flat metal.

BAG # 2: Cans & can frags.
(11) Friction lid, possibley baking powder, can. About 2 3/4inches dia.
(20) Friction lid for a baking powder can.
(23) 1 lb. gun powder tin. Flattened. Probably black powder.–P.B. Same style can as
DuPont powder cans of the 19th century.–P.B.
(25) Badly rusted remains of a small can.
(26) Bucket bail handle. Possible from a lard can.
(102) Small flattened can. Designed for a friction lid.–P.B.
(103) Friction lid. Possiblyfrom a baking powder can.

BAG # 3: Can.
(104) Badly rusted & decomposed lard can.

BAG # 4: Lithics.
(27) Polishing / abrading stone.
(76) Mid–section of a corner–notched P.P. Gray orthoquartzite. l.6cm. long, 2.1cm. wide,
0.5cm. thick. Archaic?–P.B.

BAG # 5: Bone.
(6) 4 frags. of burned bone. Large mamal.
(96) Unburned calcined deer vertebra and podial frag.

BAG # 6: Glass.
(5) Turquoise bluje seed bead.
(7) Purple glass frag.
(9) 13 small frags. of purple glass sherds.
(12) 21 " " " " " " .
(13) 1 " " " " " " . Bottom pieces.
(31) 1 glass seed bead.
(40) Small splinter of clear glass.
(49) 1 red seed bead.
(60) 3 seed beads. 1 white, 2 turquoise.
(61) 2 " " . 1 " ,1 " .
(63) 3 white seed beads.
(64) 1 purple glass sherd.
(67) 7 small sherds of purple glass.
(78) 1 " " " " " .
(87) 1 medium " " " " .

BAG # 7: Ordnance.
(2) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(8) Fired .44 caliber bullet.
(10) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(14) Piece of melted lead.
(15) 1 spent Berdan primer.
(16) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(17) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(19) .32–20 Winchester cartridge case.
(29) Mis–cast bullet lead.
(30) Ruptured .30–40 Krag full metal jacket bullet. Steel jacket.1895–1902.
(33) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(34) 2 " " " .
(36) Metal frag. Possible cartridge case frag.
(41) 2 .30–40 Krag full metal jacketed round nosed bullets. Steel jackets. 1895–1902. Badly
rusted. One jacket is ruptured. No lead in either.
(46) 5 spent Boxer primers.
(53) Melted lead or spent bullet.
(55) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(56) Globule of melted lead or spent bullet.
(57) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(58) 2 globules of melted lead.
(59) 2 spent Boxer primers.

BAG # 8: Ordnance.
(62) Globule of melted lead.
(65) Fired lead bullet.
(69) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(74) 1 " " " .
(75) 1 " " " .
(77) Metal frag. Possibly spent bullet.
(81) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(82) Melted lead frag. or shotgun pellet.
(84) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(85) .44–40 Winchester cartridge case. U.M.C. headstamp.
(86) " " " " . W.R.A. Co. headstamp.
(89) " " " " . " " " .
(90) .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge case. Mis–fired once. Fired in either a Henry or l866
Winchester rifle/carbine.
(92) Mis–cast bullet lead.
(93) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(94) 1 " " " .
(95) Brass or copper bullet jacket frag.
(97) .45–70 Springfield cartridge case w/unfired primer.W.R.A. Co. headstamp.
(98) Spent bullet lead.
(101) Fired .44 cal. lead bullet.
(105) " " " " " .
(106) " " " " " .
(107) .44–40 Winchester cartridge case. W.R.A. Co. headstamp.

BAG # 9: Ordnance.
(108) .32–20 Winchester rifle cartridge case. W.R.A. Co. headstamp.
(109) .44–40 Winchester cartridge case. W.R.A. Co. headstamp.
(110) .44 Henry rimfire cartridge case. Raised U.S. headstamp. Fired in either a Henry rifle or
a Winchester rifle / carbine.
(111) .44–40 Winchester cartridge case. W.R.A. Co. Headstamp.
(113) Unfired Berdan primer.
(114) .44 cal. fired lead bullet.
(115) Small frag. of a spent lead bullet.
(116) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(117) 1 " " " .
(118) .44 Henry rimfire cartridge case. Indented 'H' headstamp. Fired in either a Henry rifle
or an 1866 Wincheser rifle / carbine.
(120) .44 Henry rimfire cartridge case. Indented 'H' headstamp. Fired in either a Henry rifle
or an 1866 Winchester rifle / carbine.
(121) 1 spent Boxer primer.
(123) .44–40 Winchester cartridge case. U.M.C. heaadstamp.
(124) .44 Henry rimfire cartridge case. Indented 'H' headstamp. Fired in either a Henry rifle,
or an 1866 Wincheser rifle/carbine.
(125) .44–40 Winchester cartridge case. W.R.A.Co headstamp.

BAG # 10: Leather.
(21) Dried leather w / screw holes & screws along one edge.
(22) 6 pieces of dried leather.
(24) Frags. of dried leather.

Dominguez Anthropological Research Group

Inventoried by P. Born 3–(11,12)–13.
Documents included.