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Holdings: 35mm slide: 14331
Date of Photo: 1973
World Region: North America
Region: Great Lakes Region
Country: United States
State/Province: New York
County/District: Ontario
Political Location: Victor
Archaeological Site Name: Boughton Hill
Archaeological Site Number: A06915.000002; UB 1109
Period: AD 1675 - 1687
Culture: Seneca
Description: Ontario County, New York; Boughton Hill site, Seneca. Artifact assemblage. Rows numbered from the bottom. Row 1: steel awl; Row 2 (Left - Right): peach pit, brass ball, brass thimble; Rows 3 & 4: peach pits; Row 5 (Left - Right): brass fish hook, bear canines; Row 6 (Left - Right): three flint projectile points, 4 tubular glass beads; Row 7 (Left - Right): scissors, 4 flint projectile points. Bill 1675-1687.
Image Categories: Artifact Function: Agriculture and Subsistence: Fishing Object; Artifact Function: Dress and Personal Adornment: Jewelry; Artifact Function: Stone Tools and Tool Production: Chipped Stone; Artifact Function: Tools and Equipment; Artifact Function: Tools and Equipment; Artifact Function: Tools and Equipment; Artifact Function: Unassigned; Artifact Material: Botanical; Artifact Material: Glass; Artifact Material: Metal; Artifact Material: Metal; Artifa
Source Type Detail: Photographer (Original): Pratt, Peter P.

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Full citation: "Ontario County, New York; Boughton Hill site, Seneca. Artifact assemblage. Rows numbered from the bottom. Row 1: steel awl; Row 2 (Left - Right): peach pit, brass ball, brass thimble; Rows 3 & 4: peach pits; Row 5 (Left - Right): brass fish hook, bear canines; Row 6 (Left - Right): three flint projectile points, 4 tubular glass beads; Row 7 (Left - Right): scissors, 4 flint projectile points. Bill 1675-1687.". In the digital collection UM Museum of Anthropological Archaeology. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/a/anthro1ic/x-20502/20502. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. June 09, 2024.