OHC A 66/000007.002

About this Bannerstone

Collection

Ohio History Connection

BA#

100

Catalog or Accession #

A 66/000007.002

Date Studied

06/14/2023

Provenance/Provenience

Licking and Knox Counties, Ohio. Purchased from F. M. Hughes of Mt. Vernon, Ohio.

Location

Other

Color

Olive gray with dark greenish gray banding

Width (cm)

5.2

Height (cm)

3.9

Diameter of Perforation (cm)

1.8

Depth at Perforation/or Widest Point (cm)

n/a

Depth at Edge (cm)

n/a

Weight (g)

78.7

Notes

This Ball bannerstone appears to have been broken in half in the archaic period. It is finely carved and polished with several chips over its surface. The fluted area on one side may have served to hold a spear in place when the bannerstone was attached to an atlatl. There are signs of red pigment or rust over the surface from the historic period with 9532 written in white and 66/7.2 written on the inside of the perforation.

Date

6000-1000 BCE

Rights

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License

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Citation

“OHC A 66/000007.002,” FIT Archaic Bannerstone Project, accessed April 28, 2024, https://bannerstone.fitnyc.edu/items/show/257.

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