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History and Overview of worked faunal bone and ivory.   These holdings have various histories and we hope new stories to share.  They come from many locations around Florida including rivers and lakes as well as numerous terrestrial sites.  We started the galleries with one of the most unique worked
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Publication of Bolen Bluff site (8AL439): Bullen, Ripley P. 1958  The Bolen Bluff Site on Paynes Prairie, Florida. Contributions of the Florida State Museum, Social Sciences, No. 4, University of Florida, Gainesville. Digital edition coming soon.
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The Bullen Projectile Point Type Collection website was compiled by Donna Ruhl, Ellen Walker, and Lindsay Bloch. Special thanks to David Markus, Krista Church, and Ellen Walker for collection rehabilitation and photographic contributions. In addition, special thanks to Florida Museum staff James You
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Swift Creek Complicated Stamped pottery, and related types, were widely produced throughout Georgia, eastern Alabama, and northern Florida during the Middle and Late Woodland periods between roughly AD 100 and 800. Complicated stamped pottery preserves truly unique evidence of social interactions.
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Florida Morrow Mountain Size: Large to very large (8.2 – 11.4 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular to ovate Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Contracting Base Shape: Rounded, convex Tempora
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Citrus Size: Small to medium (4.0 – 7.2 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular; ovate Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate Notch Shape: Basally notched Stem Shape: Straight; expanding Base Shape: Convex Temporal Period: Late Archaic t
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Colbert Dalton Size: Small to medium (3.2 – 5.0 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Unstemmed Body Shape: Pentagonal or triangular Cross-Section Shape: Median-ridged Blade Edge Shape: Straight Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Not Applicable Base Shape: Straight or concave Tem
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Broward Size: Medium to large (7.0 – 9.0 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular to lanceolate Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Straight to excurvate Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Expanding Base Shape: Straight, convex, or concave
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Savannah River Size: Large (8.0 – 13.0 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular to ovate Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Straight or contracting Base Shape: Straight Temporal Period: Early to
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Gilchrist Size: Small to medium (3.5 – 7.5 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Not Recorded Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Straight or expanding Base Shape: Straight or concave Temporal Period:
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