. Bollettino. Etnologia. 520 Bureau of American etnologia [BuLi-. 174. Figura 95.-Crockett Cun^ilinear sherd incise da Salina sepoltura pit, 14SA1, e la ricostruzione della forma a vaschetta indicato. Crockett incisione curvilinea (Newell e Krieger, 1949, p. 98). Questo ware avviene nei siti delle spiro Focus in est in Oklahoma e anche in Haley Focus siti in Arkansas sudoccidentale (Har- rington, 1920, pi. 27, b, e 58 a). La distribuzione nota di siti per i quali questo ware è nativo è circa 250 a 300 miglia o più a sud e a est della località di Salina. Scheggiati-oggetti di pietra dal terreno di sepoltura inc

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. Bulletin. Ethnology. 520 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [BuLi-. 174. Figure 95.—Crockett Cun^ilinear Incised sherd from Salina burial pit, 14SA1, and reconstruction of bowl shape indicated. Crockett Curvilinear Incised (Newell and Krieger, 1949, p. 98). This ware occurs in sites of the Spiro Focus in eastern Oklahoma, and also in Haley Focus sites in southwestern Arkansas (Har- rington, 1920, pi. 27, b, and 58, a). The known distribution of sites to which this ware is native is some 250 to 300 miles or more south and east of the Salina locality. Chipped-stone objects from the burial ground include approxi- mately a dozen knives, mostly of brown jasper, and three small projectile points. The knives include several narrow more or less lanceolate to four-edged specimens with adjacent edges oppositely beveled (pi. 02, d), these ranging in length from 9 to 15 cm.; and at least two large well-made pieces that are slightly curved and have romided ends (pi. 92, &, <?). The larger of these (pi. 92, h) is 25.5 cm. long by 5.5 cm. wide; the second measures 19.5 by 5.7 cm. Both are of brown jasper, and have traces on one or both surfaces of the limestone matrix that enclosed the thin vein from which they were taken. So far as my notes indicate, only one small knife can be said to have been directly associated with a specific burial; most, ap- parently, were taken from the fill between burials and their exact associations are unknown. The smaller knives, of course, closely parallel several specimens found in the house site excavations; the larger and finer pieces, both of which show excellent retouching of the edges, may have been prepared especially for burial with the dead.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.

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