Awl/perforator part/fragment

Awl/perforator part/fragment
Date created
AD 1350–1550 (Late Woodland period)
Culture/People
probably St. Lawrence Iroquoian (archaeological culture) (attributed)
Collector
Lewis H. Putnam (L. H. Putnam), Non-Indian, 1885-1948
Donor
Lewis H. Putnam (L. H. Putnam), Non-Indian, 1885-1948
Expedition
Samuel Riker, Jr. New York State Expedition (1919)
Expedition leader
Alanson B. Skinner (A. B. Skinner/Alanson Buck Skinner), Non-Indian, 1886-1925
Expedition sponsor
Samuel Riker, Jr., Non-Indian, 1868-1936
Collection History
Collected by Lewis H. Putnam (1885-1948, owner of Putnam Farm) at an unknown date; donated to MAI by Lewis H. Putnam in 1919 during the Samuel Riker, Jr. New York State Expedition, led by Alanson B. Skinner (1886-1925, MAI staff member) and sponsored by MAI and MAI trustee Samuel Riker, Jr. (1868-1936).
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Place
Putnam Farm; Black River; Jefferson County; New York; USA
See related items
St. Lawrence Iroquoian (archaeological culture)
Tools and Equipment (General)
Data Source
National Museum of the American Indian
Catalog Number
9/3213
Barcode
093213.000
Object Type
Tools and Equipment (General)
Object Name
Awl/perforator part/fragment
Media/Materials
Animal Bone
Techniques
Carved
GUID
http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ws63ac0fb31-d6bf-4266-b2ec-d403d9a5549a
Record ID
NMAI_100461