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1. Color Positive Film Slides from the Dorion Dig - Color Transparencies

   Photobox; photos from Dorion dig, 55-77 (23 in box) Image 1: Student examing remains. Image 2: Artifacts in the dirt. Image 3: Students digging. Image 4: Dig site. Image 5: Human skeleton. Image 6: Students at the dig site. Image 7: Human remains. Image 8: Three caskets over the dig site. Image 9: Student examining a skeleton in a burial sites. Image 10: Artifact found at the Dorion Dig site. Image 11: Human skeletons. Image 12:...

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Contributions of the Florida State Museum; Anthropology and History - Book

   Edited by Ripley P. Bullen; Book details archaeological findings from the year of publishing on Amelia Island, including human remains, seeds, and pottery.

   Record Type: Library

   
3. Florida Archaeology - Book

   An informative book by two archaeologists; describing the history of Florida and archaeological finds here.

   Record Type: Library

   
4. Ground and polished celt - Celt

   Ground and polished celt of non-local fine grained basalt. Similar to an adze, hoe, or axe, a celt was a polished stone tool used for felling trees and woodworking.

   Record Type: Object

   
5. Ground and polished celt of non-local fine grained basalt - Celt

   Ground and polished celt of non-local fine grained basalt. Apparent battering wear on poll end (opposite of bit end) suggests use as a chisel. Similar to an adze, hoe, or axe, a celt was a polished stone tool used for felling trees and woodworking.

   Record Type: Object

   
6. Ground and polished spatulate celt of non-local, fine grained basalt - Hatchet

   Ground and polished spatulate celt of non-local, fine grained basalt. Because it exhibits no wear was probably a ceremonial/ritual object that may have served as a hafted scepter.

   Record Type: Object

   
7. Ground stone celtiform fragment of non-local fine grained basalt. - Hatchet

   Ground stone celtiform fragment of non-local fine grained basalt. The fragment is fractured along the curved edge and at the midpoint of what was probably a stem. These fractures do not appear to be the result of use-wear. The object may have served a ceremonial function.

   Record Type: Object

   
8. Pamphlet and Order Sheet - Pamphlet

   Record Type: Archive