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Marion Size: Medium to very large  (5.0 – 10.2 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate; straight Notch Shape: Not applicable Stem Shape: Contracting Base Shape: Straight; convex Temporal Period: Mid
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Kirk Serrated Size: Medium to very large (5.1 – 10.5 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Median ridged Blade Edge Shape: Serrated; recurvate Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Straight Base Shape: Straight Temporal Period: Ear
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Hernando Size: Small to medium (3.5 – 6.3 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate Notch Shape: Basally notched Stem Shape: Contracting or straight Base Shape: Straight, convex or rounded Temporal Pe
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Bolen Beveled, Subtype 2 Size: Small to large (2.6 – 9.5 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Rhomboid Blade Edge Shape: Beveled; serrated Notch Shape: Side notched Stem Shape: Expanded Base Shape: Straight; convex Temporal Period:
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We are pleased to announce the launch of a new way to identify and learn more about the pre-Columbian pottery of Florida. Visit Searchable Pottery Types where you can filter by keyword or a variety of other attributes. We will continue to add information and images to this resource, so check back re
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Publication of Bolen Bluff site (8AL439): Bullen, Ripley P. 1958  The Bolen Bluff Site on Paynes Prairie, Florida. Contributions of the Florida State Museum, Social Sciences, No. 4, University of Florida, Gainesville. Digital edition coming soon.
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Curious about what we do after a field project is over? In this video, Lindsay Bloch discusses how artifacts are processed in the lab. As archaeologists, we curate, or care for, objects so that we and future generations can learn from them. Thanks to Chris LeClere and the UF Anthropology Departme
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The Bullen Projectile Point Type Collection website was compiled by Donna Ruhl, Ellen Walker, and Lindsay Bloch. Special thanks to David Markus, Krista Church, and Ellen Walker for collection rehabilitation and photographic contributions. In addition, special thanks to Florida Museum staff James You
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Florida Morrow Mountain Size: Large to very large (8.2 – 11.4 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular to ovate Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Contracting Base Shape: Rounded, convex Tempora
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