Snyders Point dating to the Middle Woodland Period that was discovered during rescue archaeological work at the Truman Road Site by Joe Harl during 1994. Length = 56.4 mm, width = 44.3 mm, thickness =7.4 mm and weight = 16.2 grams.
Snyders Point dating to the Middle Woodland Period that was discovered during rescue archaeological work at the Truman Road Site by Joe Harl during 1994. Length = 56.4 mm, width = 44.3 mm, thickness =7.4 mm and weight = 16.2 grams.
Snyders Point dating to the Middle Woodland Period that was discovered during rescue archaeological work at the Truman Road Site by Joe Harl during 1994. Length = 56.4 mm, width = 44.3 mm, thickness =7.4 mm and weight = 16.2 grams. UMSL archaeological inventory number 4080.
Snyders Point dating to the Middle Woodland Period that was discovered during rescue archaeological work at the Truman Road Site by Joe Harl during 1994. Length = 50.9 mm, width = 39.4 mm, thickness = 6.8 mm and weight = 13.2 grams. UMSL archaeological inventory number 1237.
Kramer Point dating to the Middle Woodland Period that was discovered during rescue archaeological work at the Truman Road Site by Joe Harl during 1994. Length = 56.4 mm, width = 44.3 mm, thickness =7.4 mm and weight = 16.2 grams.
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