Category: History - American
Flaked Tools 55 Scraper Planes 56 Scrapers 56 Choppers 59 Crescentic Stone or "Amulet" 59 Drill or Reamer 59 Hand Pick 59 Projectile Points 59 Small "Dart" Points 61 Large Blades and Large Points 61
_LAn-4._--This site is located in the saddle of the ridge which separates the Topanga Canyon drainage from that of the Santa Ynez Canyon, about one-half mile east-southeast of t...
5. Part 5The following excerpts are from the same letter and contain more detailed information regarding archaeological occurrences: "A decomposed burial was uncovered four feet east of...
6. Part 6_Side-notched points (pl. 23, g-h)._--These two specimens differ from those of the Tank Site in that the base tends to be more concave rather than convex. Only one of the Tank S...
4. Part 4In addition to the physical and technological differences between the projectile points of Phase I and Phase II there remains important stratigraphic differences that are clearl...
1. Part 1Flaked Tools 55 Scraper Planes 56 Scrapers 56 Choppers 59 Crescentic Stone or "Amulet" 59 Drill or Reamer 59 Hand Pick 59 Projectile Points 59 Small "Dart" Points 61 Large Blade...
3. Part 3_Feature 15a._--This was 10 by 10 feet with an average depth of 4 to 8 inches. Four inverted metates, additional metate fragments, manos, core tools, and a single fragment of a...
7. Part 7Presented here is a modification and more limited view of the earlier chronological chart (table 8), differing from the chronology presented by Wallace mainly in the duration of...