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- Date created
- probably AD 1640–1680
- Culture/People
- probably Susquehannock (archaeological) (attributed)
- Excavator
- John Young, Non-Indian
- Previous owner
- Ernest J. Young (E.J. Young), Non-Indian
- 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
- Excavated by farm owner John Young in his garden circa 1880; donated to MAI by his son Ernest J. Young 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
- Skinner Cemetery 2, Grave 1; Young Farm site (Great Gully site), Great Gully; Ledyard Township; Cayuga County; New York; USA
- See related items
- Susquehannock (archaeological)
- Pipes and Smoking
- Data Source
- National Museum of the American Indian
- Catalog Number
- 9/4556
- Barcode
- 094556.000
- Object Type
- Pipes and Smoking
- Object Name
- Pipe (Image withheld)
- Media/Materials
- Pottery
- Techniques
- Incised, punctate
- Metadata Usage
- CC0
- Record ID
- NMAI_102141