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Wacissa Size: Small to medium (3.5 – 7.0 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Flattened Blade Edge Shape: Beveled Notch Shape: Not Applicable Stem Shape: Straight or expanding Base Shape: Straight or concave Temporal Period: Late Da
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Greenbriar Size: Small to medium (3.2 – 6.1 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Flattened Blade Edge Shape: Beveled; excurvate or straight Notch Shape: Side notched Stem Shape: Expanded Base Shape: Straight; occasionally convex or con
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Culbreath Size: Medium  (4.0 – 7.3 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate Notch Shape: Not applicable Stem Shape: Straight; rounded Base Shape: Straight; rounded Temporal Period: Middle to Late Arc
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Levy (Florida Archaic Stemmed) 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: Straigh; concave
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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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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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General Collections Access The Florida Archaeology collections are curated at Dickinson Hall located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville. Dickinson Hall is at the corner of Museum Road and Newell Drive. Learn more about visiting Dickinson Hall. Inquiries regarding access to the Fl
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Florida Archaeology and the Ceramic Technology Lab now have over 40 3D models available via Sketchfab. Take a look at our collections of Woodland pottery, Mississippian pottery, Lamar clay balls, and animal effigies. A gallery of stone discoidals (Chunkey stones) coming soon! Let us know what you
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Private collections donated by individuals and families represent an important aspect of the Florida Archaeology collections. These collections include provenienced artifacts from throughout Florida and a limited amount of material from other parts of North America. These collections range in size
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Bolen Beveled, Subtype 3 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 or corner notched Stem Shape: Expanded Base Shape: Straight; convex
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