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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
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35mm slide: 14709
State/Province
New York

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Hematite Pigment: A good red paint was made by rubbing and grinding hematite iron ore. Paint stones range from fingernail size to fist size. They were used from prehistoric times up until late Colonial times. Approximate age is from 1660 to 1675. Location - Dann Site, Honeoye Falls, New York. Dimensions are 2 cm. by 2 cm., 10 cm. by 5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14710
State/Province
New York

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Graphite Pigment: Black paint was made from the mineral graphite. These paint stones also range in size from fingernail size to fist size. Graphite was available in the Appalachian mountain area. Approximate age is from 1660 to 1675. Location - Dann Site, Honeoye Falls, New York. Dimensions are 2 cm. x 2 cm. to 10 cm. x 4 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14711
State/Province
New York

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Coal Pigment: Besides graphite, anthracite coal was another source of black mineral pigment. Anthracite coal was readily available in eastern Pennsylvania. Approximate age is from 1615 to 1635. Location - Warren Site, West Bloomfield, New York. Dimensions are 4 cm. by 2.5cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14712
State/Province
New York

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Cinnabar Pigment: During mid and late Colonial times, the European fur traders brought in a bright red pigment made from the ore of mercury. The pigment was in powder form and contained in pouches or little wooden kegs. Approximate age is from 1660 to 1675. Location - Dann Site, Hoeoye Falls, New York. Dimensions are 6 cm. by 6 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14713
State/Province
New York

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Antler Figurine: Both male and female figurines or dolls were carved from antler or wood; and usually were worn by children. The one pictured here is carved from antler and represents a man. approximate age is from 1550 to 1575. Location - Adams Site, Livonia Center, New York. Dimensions are 10 cm. by 2 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14714
State/Province
New York

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Shaman Figurine: A figurine, carved from antler, depicting a man holding a mask up to his face and wearing another mask on the back of his head. This most likely represents a shaman or medicine man. Approximate age is from 1575 to 1600. Location - Cameron Site, Lima, New York. Dimensions are 10 cm. by 2 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14715
State/Province
New York

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Antler Figurine: An antler figurine carved to represent a man with hands clasped. Approximate age is from 1575 to 1600. Location - Steele Site, East Bloomfield, New York. Dimensions are 8 cm. by 1.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14716
State/Province
New York

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"September Morn" Figurine: An antler figurine representing a female in the "September Morn" position. Approximate age is from 1635 to 1650. Location - Steele Site, East Bloomfield, New York. Dimensions are 8 cm. by 1.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14717
State/Province
New York

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Sone Maskette: A miniature false face carved from sandstone. Approximate age is from 1615 to 1635. Location - Cornish Site, West Bloomfield, New York. Dimensions are 4.5 cm. by 2 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14718
State/Province
New York
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Red Slate Maskette: A miniature mask carved from red slate. Approximate age is from 1600 to 1625. Dimensions- 2 cm. x 2 cm. Location - Dutch Hollow Site, Avon, New York.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14719
State/Province
New York

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Catlinite Maskette: A small miniature mask carved from Minnesota catlinite. The mask has copper ear plugs. Approximate age is from 1750 to 1779. Location - Avon Bridge Site, Avon, New York. Dimensions are 3.5 cm. by 2.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14720
State/Province
New York

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Shell Maskette: A small mask made of ocean shell with a simple representation of a face. Through the eye hole perforation used for suspension a piece of leather thong is preserved. Approximate age is from 1550 to 1575. Location - Adams Site, Livonia Center, New York. Dimensions are 2.5 cm. by 2.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14721
State/Province
New York

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Shell Maskette: A face carved from shell representing a miniature mask, with a row of dots serving as the mouth. Approximate age is from 1645 to 1660. Location - Cornish Site, West Bloomfield, New York. Dimensions are 3.5 cm. by 2.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14722
State/Province
New York

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Shell Maskette: A face carved from shell representing a miniature mask, with a row of dots serving as the mouth. Approximate age is from 1645-1660. Location - Power House Site, Lima, New York. Dimensions are 4 cm. by 2.5 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14723
State/Province
New York

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Antler Maskette: A face carved from antler representing a man blowing. Approximate age is from 1600 to 1625. Location - Dutch Hollow Site, Avon, New York. Dimensions are 5 cm. by 4cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14724
State/Province
New York

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Bone Maskette: A face carved on a deer epiphysis with two perforations on the sides near the top. Approximate age is from 1615 to 1635. Location - Cornish Site, West Bloomfield, New York. Size 3.5 cm. x 3 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14725
State/Province
New York

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Antler Maskette: Face of a man blowing, carved from antler. Approximate age is from 1645 to 1660. Location - Power House Site, Lima, New York. Dimensions are 3 cm. by 2 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14726
State/Province
New York

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Mask Like Face on Pipe: A mask like representation of a man's face fashioned on a pottery smoking pipe. Approximate age is from 1590 to 1615. Location - Factory Hollow Site, West Bloomfield, New York. Dimensions are 4 cm. by 4 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14727
State/Province
New York

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Human Skull Rattle: A rattle made from the two sides of a human skull, containing nineteen milky quartz pebbles. Approximate age is from 1550 to 1575. Location - Adams Site, Livonia Center, New York. Dimensions are 11 cm. by 10 cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14728
State/Province
New York
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Raccoon Os Penis Bones: The os penis bones of the raccoon, which may have served as a fertility symbol. Age is 1550 to 1575. Location - Adams Site, Livonia Center, New York. Average size is 10 cm. in lenth.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14729
State/Province
New York

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I.H.S. Ring: The Christian symbol and monogram of Christ was one of the earliest design used on religious rings given by the Jesuit missionaries to the Indians. Approximate age is from 1670 to 1687. Location--Boughton Hill Site, Victor, New York. Dimensions: 1cm by 1cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14730
State/Province
New York

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New York, Victor. Boughton Hill Site. "L" and Heart ring. This is one of the earliest brass religious rings given by the Jesuits to the Indians. The "L" and heart design may have represented the love of King Louis of France. 1670-1687. 1cm by 1cm.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14731
State/Province
New York

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New York, Victor. Boughton Hill Site. Hand clasp ring. The hand clasp brass ring is symbolic of friendship, with the crown of France and the Star of Bethlehem appearing above the hands. 1670-1687. 1cm by 1cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14732
State/Province
New York

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New York, Victor. Boughton Hill Site. King Louis ring: A brass ring depicting King Louis holding a fleur-de-lis sceptor and wearing the crown of France. 1670-1687 1cm by 1cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14733
State/Province
New York

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New York, Mendon. Rochester Junction Site. Sorrowful Mother (Pieta) Ring. A brass ring depicting the Virgin Mary mourning over the dead body of Christ. 1675-1687. 1 cm x 1 cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14734
State/Province
New York

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New York, Victor. Boughton Hill Site. Crucifixion Ring. A brass ring showing Christ crucified. 1670-1687. 1cm by 1cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14735
State/Province
New York

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New York, Mendon. Rochester Junction Site. Adoration Ring. A brass ring showing a monk holding a large crucifix in his arms. 1675-1687 1cm by 1cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14736
State/Province
New York

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New York, Victor. Boughton Hill Site. Virgin Mary Ring. A brass ring with the letters "V" and "M" entwined, this being the symbol for the Virgin Mary. 1670-1687. 1cm by 1cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14737
State/Province
New York

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New York, East Bloomfield. Steele Site. A solid brass scapular crucifix depicting Christ crucified on the obverse and the Virgin Mary on the reverse. 1635-1650. 1.8cm by 5.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14738
State/Province
New York
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New York, Honeoye Falls. Dann Site. Wood and brass crucifix. A wooden crucifix with a brass corpus of Christ attached to it. The emblem I.R.N.I. (Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews) is attached at the top of the cross but the skull and cross bones is missing at the base.
1660-1675.
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14739
State/Province
New York

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New York, Hopewell. Snyder-McClure Site. Brass crucifixes. Two small solid brass crucifixes, one is perforated for the suspension the other has a loop for suspension. The obverse side is shown with Christ crucified. 1687-1700. Largest is 4.5cm by 2.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14740
State/Province
New York

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New York, Hopewell. Snyder-McClure Site. Brass crucifixes. Reverse side of two small brass crucifixes showing the Virgin Mary.
1687-1700. Smallest is 3cm by 2cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14741
State/Province
New York

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New York, Lima. Power House Site. Silver religious medal. A small silver medal with Christ pictured on one side and the Virgin Mary on the reverse side. 1645-1660. 2cm by 1.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14742
State/Province
New York

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New York, Lima. Power House Site. Brass religious medal. A small brass religious medal which portrays a religious dignitary. 1645-1660
2.5cm by 1.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14743
State/Province
New York

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New York, Victor. Boughton Hill Site. Brass religious medal. A small brass medal well worn from long use. 1670-1687. 2.5cm by 1.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14744
State/Province
New York

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New York, Scipioville. Scipioville Site. Brass religious medals. Two small brass religious medals portray Christ on their front side and the Virgin Mary on their reverse side. 1710-1730. 2.5cm by 1.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14745
State/Province
New York

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New York, Hopewell. Hontoon Site. Brass religious medal. A small brass medal, portraying Christ with a halo. 1700-1720 2cm by 2cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14746
State/Province
New York

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New York, East Bloomfield. Marsh Site. Silver cross. A conventional cross of silver with an attached loop for suspension. 1650-1670
7.5cm by 4cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14748
State/Province
New York

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New York, Avon. Avon Bridge Site. Silver cross of Lorraine. A double barred silver cross decorated with small circles and crowns.
1750-1779. 7cm by 4cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14749
State/Province
New York
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New York, Livonia Center. Adams Site. Early wampum beads. Round and rectangular shaped shell wampum beads alternate with massive barrel shaped shell beads. The wampum are taper drilled from opposite ends with large diameter perforations. These very likely are native beads. 1550-1575. 6mm by 4mm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14750
State/Province
New York

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New York, Lima. Power House Site. Mid-Colonial wampum beads. After 1640, wampum beads became quite common and most likely were made by the Dutch. The beads are both taper drilled from opposite ends and straight drilled from one end. The beads are round in cross section. 1645-1660. 6mm by 4mm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14751
State/Province
New York

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New York, Honeoye Falls. Dann Site. Wampum belt. Wampum belts first appear on Seneca Sites around 1635. This sample, preserved in situ, shows a portion of ten row wide belt. 1660-1675. 8.5cm by 6.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14752
State/Province
New York

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New York, Lima. Power House Site. Tubular shell beads. Tubular shell beads were popular from prehistoric times up until the 1700's. Size and length vary from two centimeters to ten or more centimeters. 1645-1660. Dimensions of largest: 13cm by 1.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14753
State/Province
New York

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New York, Lima. Power House Site. Discoidal shell beads. Flat disc shaped shell beads date from prehistoric times up to mid-Colonial times. In size, they vary from 4mm in diameter to 2cm. They were worn as necklaces and tassels. 1645-1660 4mm by 1mm to 2cm by 5mm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14754
State/Province
New York

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New York, Honeoye Falls. Dann Site. Marginella shell beads. Little periwinkle shells were ground down at their top to make a hole for stringing. These had their source on the Atlantic seaboard and were very popular during mid-Colonial times. 1660-1675. 1.25cm by .75cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14755
State/Province
New York

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New York, Geneva. Frank Minn Site. Triangular shell beads. Small triangular shell beads were a late Colonial bead type and were very numerous. 1730-1750. 1.5 cm x 1.5 cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14756
State/Province
New York

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New York, Livonia Center. Adams Site. Shell pendants. Both disc shaped and rectangular shaped ocean shell pendants were popular from early historic times to 1750. 1550-1575. 3cm by 3cm to 6.5cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14757
State/Province
New York

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New York, Honeoye Falls. Dann Site. Shell crescents. Little crescent shaped pieces of shell with two perforations were worn stacked one on top of the other. 1660-1675. 3.5cm by 5mm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14758
State/Province
New York

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New York, Honeoye Falls. Dann Site. Shell claw pendants. Shell claw-like pendants carved in both white and purple ocean shell became quite popular during mid-Colonial times. 1660-1675. 2cm by 2cm
Date of Photo
1973
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35mm slide: 14759
State/Province
New York
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