Index of displays or artifacts:
a,b:
e,f,g,h:
i,j,k,l:
m,n,o,p:
q,r,s,t:
u,v,w,x,y,z
As was noted before, the high volume of recovered artifacts at the Texas shelter, gave the
museum a better opportunity to learn of the normal day to day life of early man.
One major benefit was the information gathered on many of the tools, both stone and
perishable, bone and wood.
The sandals showed us the need and use of the polished sticks. The nets demonstrated the
three ways net were made and the use of bone and antler gages.
We were able to see the steps man was able to take to learn to make his woven mat
survive. Yes, all the extra work paid off.
Cascade - Larma point, Kennewick man point.
Cave art: West Texas shelters and Europe.
2,000-35,000 BP
Chungke stone. Stone game disk.
Clay use: Cooking balls
Clovis point, Paleo era. Florida.
Copper bead:
Recovered NW Florida beach site.
Cords, from over 2,000 plus, recovered the Zueberburler shelter.
Cord makers and the left hand, (paper).
Couters of pottery and stone, Lacrrosse and other games.
Cross section of point.
Cruciform from the Sonora desert, 10 samples.
Cups of shell, lacrosse game.
Curator's office, a nice guy, visit him.
Diet of early man, Texas.
Disks of pottery, lacrosse game counters.
Disks of shell, Lacrosse game part.
Disks of stone, Lacrosse game counter.
Doodles. Odd art from the Zueberbueler shelter site.
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