OHC A 100/000001

About this Bannerstone

Collection

Ohio History Connection

BA#

101

Catalog or Accession #

A 100/000001

Date Studied

06/13/2023

Provenance/Provenience

Franklin County, Ohio. Collected by Dr. I. N. Smith prior to 1911. Donated to the OHC by Ralph W. Smith, October 1914.

Location

Other

Color

Dusky yellow green w/ off-white and darkish green and dark reddish brown veins

Width (cm)

9.2

Height (cm)

Diameter of Perforation (cm)

1.2

Depth at Perforation/or Widest Point (cm)

1.4

Depth at Edge (cm)

0.4

Weight (g)

114.4

Notes

This Crescent bannerstone is masterfully sculpted with highly polished surface and distinctive 2.5 cm iron and off-white triangular inclusion. There are several chips along the perforation that appear to be from archaic use and several long scotches on one side that appear to be historical, possible from a plough. 100/1 is written in black on the inside of the perforation. Included in Knoblock p. 453, no. 12.

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 100/000001,” FIT Archaic Bannerstone Project, accessed April 28, 2024, https://bannerstone.fitnyc.edu/items/show/258.

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