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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Bronze medal and chain. Bill 1790-1814. Artifacts owned by Bill.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14234
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

Description
Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Bronze medal and chain (reverse of slide #14234). 1790-1814. Artifacts owned by Bill.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14235
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Glass beads. Bill 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Bill.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14236
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Glass beads (reverse side of slide #14236). 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Bill.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14237
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Shell, glass, brass and slate beads and pendants and a brass vessel. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Bill.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14238
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Brass collar. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14239
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Silver collar. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14240
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Pewter vessel fragment. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14241
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Pewter spoon. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14242
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Steel knives and strike-a-light. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14243
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019
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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Metal buttons and bells. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14244
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Brass thimble beads. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14245
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Glass mirror. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14246
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Pottery pipe. 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14247
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Livingston County, New York; Seneca, Fall Brook site. Pottery vessel (Owasco). 1750-1770. Artifacts owned by Rochester Museum and Science Center(?).
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14248
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Mic Mac Pipe: A vase form pipe bowl with a row of dots around the rim and having a perforated base for *ensions. The pipe has a highly polished jet black finish. Approximate age is from 1750 to 1775. Location - Fall Brook Site, Genesee, New York. Dimensions are 7 cm. by 4.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14709
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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BRASS SPRING NECKLACE: Brass springs of various sizes were worn as necklaces in the late Colonial period. Pictured is a necklace of large springs made of heavy brass wire. Approximate age is from 1750 to 1779. Location- Fall Brook Site, Geneseo, New York. Dimensions are form 5 cm. to 20 cm. by 8 mm. to 10 mm.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14859
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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BRASS SRPING ORNAMENT: Brass springs made of heavy brass wire most often wound on wood about the size of a pipe's stem are found in the late Colonial period. The may have been used as ornamental wands of handles. Approximate age is form 1750 to 1779. Location- Fall Brook Site, Geneseo, New York. Dimensions are 4.5 cm. by 1.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14860
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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BRASS JEWS HARP: These musical instruments were cast in brass with some varieties made of iron. The sizes varied greatly, as shown in this picture. Approximate age is from 1750 to 1779. Location- Fall Brook Site, Geneseo, New York. Dimensions are form 3 cm. by 1.5 cm to 6 cm. by 2.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14869
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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BEAR EFFIGY PIPE BOWL: Open mouth effigy bear head facing the smoker. This pipe is carved from a green tone soapstone; its base is perforated for attachment at the stem. Approximate age is from 1750 to 1779. Location- Fall Brook Site, Geneseo, New York. Dimensions are 8.5 cm. by 5.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14922
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019
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HUMAN FACE EFFIGY KAOLIN PIPE BOWL: A highly decorated pipe bowl showing a man's face with a mustache and side burns. The effigy faces away from the smoker and the bowl of the pipe was meant to have a separate stem attachment. Approximate age is from 1750 to 1779. Location- Fall Brook Site, Geneseo, New York. Dimensions are 5 cm. by 3 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14935
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019

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Bear Effigy Pipe: The face of a bear with open mouth, wide nostrils, and small beady eyes is carved in soapstone on the bowl of a pipe. Approximate age is form 1750 to 1779. Location- Fall Brook Site, Geneseo, New York. Dimensions are 5 cm. by 3 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
Holdings
35mm slide: 14965
Archaeological Site Number
A05104.000019
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