D2010.0003.0013

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Ordnance artifacts are at this time being analyzed by the Colo Bureau of Investigation. Marked*. These artifacts have been returned and integrated into this collection 4–22–12, P.B.
DARG SHF#2008–M1–25.
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(2) Spent cartridge primer.*
(3) Tiny brass or bronze frag.
(4) Decorative brass / bronze band frag. w / stamped design.
(5) Spent cartridge primers.*
(6) Ceramic 4–hole button. Prosser or "Little China."
(7) .40 cal. spent lead bullet.* Cast for the 38–40 WCF. cartridge–P.B.
(8) 2 interlocked links of bridle "jingle."
(9) Spent cartridge primer.*
(10) Decorative brass / bronze band frag. w / stamped hachure design. Does this match w /
#4?–P.B.
(11) Curved iron frag. Horse tack?
(12) Spent cartridge primer.*
(13) Slender, blunt ended iron rod tool frag.
(14) Spent cartridge primer.*
(15) Frag. of decorative brass / bronze band. Compressed into a tight roll.
(16) Frag. of brass / bronze band w / hole in one end.
(17) Frag. of thin glass plate.*
(18) Small 2–piece metal ball. High–top button shoe button w / wire loop anchor.
(19) Leather awl made of iron. Round tan and squared shank.
(20) Spent cartridge primer.*
(21) Spent " " . *
(22) Working end of a leather awl. Iron. Diamon in cross section.
(23) Bone, Equs fibula. Was this an awl?–P.B.
(24) Flattened metal can. Gun powder can. DuPont style.P.B.
(25) Scrap metal frag. Rectangular w / one edge curved.
(26) Irregular shaped piece of metal. Scored & snapped.
(27) Metal food can lid. Roughly cut out.
(28) Flattened baking powder can. No lid.
(29) 9 thin plate glass frags.
(30) Flattened baking powder can w / lid.
(31) Baking powder can w / 2 holes punched in rim for holding a wire.
(32 & 33) Not listed on Box Inventory.
(34) .44–40 W.C.F. cartridge case.*
(35) 2 hole button of hard rubber. Black.
(36) Not listed on Box Inventory.
(37) Decorative brass tack head.
(38) Small metal tack.
(39) Unidentified small metal frag.
(40) Spent bullet lead.*
(41) 1/2 of lid of gunpowder can bent toform a powder scoop.
(42) Small triangular piece of cut metal. Possible used as and awl or needle.
(43) Small metal frag.
(44) Unburned Odocoieus femur frag.
(45) Unburned Odocoileus tibia frag.
(46) Burned Odocoileu bone frag.
(47) Sample of eleven burned and unburned Odocoileus bone frags.
47.1: R. Astragalus. 47.7: Vertebral process.
.2: R. Noviculocubold. .8: Long bone shaft frags.
.3: Phalange, distal. .9 : L. metatarsal, epiphsis. Newborn.
.4: Phalange, proximal. .10: L. Naviculoroid.
.5: Posterior vert. frag. .11: Odocoileus.
.6: Rib, proximal end.
(48) Can top frag.
(49) Large Odocoileus tibia frag. Unburned.
(50) Frag. of metal can top.
(51) Frag. of metal can lid.
(52) Odocoileus Phalanx bone. Unburned.
(53) Cut metal can lid frag.
(54) Narrow metal strip frag.
(55) Odocoileus hyumerus frag. Unburned.
(56.1) Odocoileus bone frag. Unburned.
(56.2) " " " . " .
(57) 16 spent primers. One is unfired.*
(58) 5 " " .*
(59) 2 minute frag. of fossilized bone or tooth enamel.
(60) Triangular shaped piece of metal cut to make a tool.
(61) Can lid Roughly cut out of can w / knife.P.B>
(62) Odocoileus humerus frag. Wrapped in foil.
(63) Small metal tack.
(64) 1 piece of debitage. Red chert.
(65) Odocoileus phalanx. Unburned.

Dominguez Archaeological Research Group.

06/01/2007

Inventoried by P. Born,2–9–10 & 2–10–10.
Documents included.

An example of a collection containing a randon assortment of items.