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Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
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L. Fiolet Co., St. Omer, France
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possibly Louis Fiolet Co., St. Omer, France
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equipment for personal use: smoking and tobacco use
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beads (pierced objects)
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Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
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Cumberland Island, Camden, Georgia, United States (island)
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kaolin pipe-clay
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Georgia Slave Cabin archaeological collection
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37.
Button
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
ca. 1810-1850
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
38.
Button (?)
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
19th century
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
39.
Button
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
19th century
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
40.
Sideplate from a firearm
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
ca. 1800-1865
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
41.
Key
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
1800-1865
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
42.
Small cauldron
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
19th century
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
43.
Fragment of heavy lead sheeting
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
19th century
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
44.
Brick
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
19th century
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
45.
Tabby brick
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
19th century
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
46.
Kaolin pipe, bowl fragment
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island, Camden, Georgia, United States (island)
Date:
ca. 1800-1850
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
47.
Butchered bone
Collection:
Selections from the Cornell Anthropology Collections
Location:
Cumberland Island,Camden,Georgia,United States
Date:
19th century
Format:
Image
Donor:
Prof. Emeritus Robert Ascher, one of the principal excavators
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