In the course of the excavations a number of specimens of archeologic
interest were unearthed. These were all preserved and on the conclusion
of the work were forwarded to the National Museum in Washington, in
compliance with the terms of the contract. Following is a list showing
the collection number and also the Museum number.
National Museum number
|
|Bureau of Ethnology number
| |
| | Article | Number of specimens
| | |
| | | | Remarks
--------+-----+---------------------+------+-----------------------------
| | | |
155088 | 595 | Fragments of large | Lot. | Plain red on both sides.
| | earthenware vessel. | |
155089 | 596 | Large bowl. | 1 | Red outside; black, polished
| | | | inside; restored.
155090 | 597 | Large vase. | 1 | Decorated outside; restored.
155091 | 598 | Pottery fragments. | 14 | Decorated.
155092 | 599 | Pottery vase (toy). | 1 | Small, dark brown.
155093 | 600 | Pottery bowl (toy). | 1 | Small, black.
155094 | 601 | Pottery disk or | 4 |
| | spindle. | |
155095 | 602 | Pottery toy | 1 | Dark brown.
| | (mountain goat). | |
| 603 | Adobe. | 2 | Lumps; 1 showing impression
| | | | of cloth, the other of a
| | | | human foot.
| 604 | Small shells. | Lot. |
| 605 | -- do -- | Lot. |
| 606 | Small shells(lonus?)| Lot. |
| 607 | Small shells (cut | Lot. | For use as pendants.
| | and perforated). | |
| 608 | Small shells, beads,| Lot. | 1 string and 2 fragments.
| | and pendants. | |
| 609 | Bone awls. | 3 |
| 610 | Bone fragments. | 6 | Partly charred.
| 611 | Chalk, obsidian | Lot. |
| | chips, and brown | |
| | adobe. | |
| 612 | Charred wood, 2 | 4 |
| | nuts, and a | |
| | corncob. | |
| 613 | Charred textiles, | 2 |
| | cloth. | |
| 614 | Wooden joist | 3 | 3, 6, and 9 inches long;
| | fragments. | | 4 inches diameter.
| 615 | Reed. | 1 | 12 inches long.
| 616 | Stone axes. | 7 | And 3 broken, grooved.
| 617 | Pounding stone and | 2 | Of sandstone, with
| | fragment. | | ring-shaped handle.
| 618 | Stone pestles | 2 | One 12½ inches long, 1¾
| | | | inches diameter; one 9½
| | | | inches long, 1¾ inches
| | | | diameter; also a fragment
| 619 | Stone mullers. | 4 |
| 620 | Stone hammers. | 6 | 1 pitted.
| 621 | Stone mullers, flat.| 6 | 5 broken.
| 622 | Stone mortar, flat. | 1 | 6½ by 12 inches; 2 inches
| | | | thick.
| 623 | -- do -- | 1 | 13 by 22 inches; 6 inches
| | | | thick.
| 624 | Stone, polished. | 1 | 22 inches long, 6½ inches
| | | | diameter; restored.
| 625 | Stone hoes or | 2 |
| | chopping knives. | |
| 626 | Limestone ornament. | 1 | Carved; fragmentary.
| 627 | Small stone vessel. | 1 | Serpent carved on the
| | | | outside.
| 628 | Stone arrowhead. | 2 | 1 of obsidian, very small,
| | | | and 1 of flint; also a
| | | | broken specimen.
Specimen number 627 B.E. was not obtained from the ruin itself, but
was found in that vicinity by Mr Whittemore and presented by him.