Shaft straightener
Object Details
- Collection History
- Excavated by archaeologists George F. Will (1884-1955) and Herbert J. Spinden (1879–1967) in 1905 when they were undergraduates at Harvard University; part of the collections of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University (Cambridge, Massachusetts) until 1908 when it was acquired by George Heye through an exchange with the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.
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- Data Source
- National Museum of the American Indian
- Date created
- probably AD 1450–1785 (Early to Late Plains Village period)
- Catalog Number
- 1/9687
- Barcode
- 019687.000
- Culture/People
- probably Plains Village Tradition: Numakiki (Mandan) (archaeological) (attributed)
- Excavator
- George F. Will (George Francis Will), Non-Indian, 1884-1955
- Herbert J. Spinden (Herbert Joseph Spinden), Non-Indian, 1879-1967
- Previous owner
- Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University
- Object Type
- Tools and Equipment (General)
- Object Name
- Shaft straightener
- Media/Materials
- Animal Bone
- Techniques
- Perforated, carved
- Place
- Double Ditch Village site, Missouri River; Bismarck; Burleigh County; North Dakota; USA
- See related items
- Plains Village Tradition: Numakiki (Mandan) (archaeological)
- Tools and Equipment (General)
- Record ID
- NMAI_21045
