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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical

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Last updated 22 Sept 2024
1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
Notched Stone Net Sinkers - Arkansas Archeological Survey
This thing is wild, good deep groves, main line but has sub tie lines. Plus design itself denots that use direction. Rock Type: Wacke / Sandstone
1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial: Where Man and Memory Intersect (Teaching with Historic Places) (U.S. National Park Service)
1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical Museum
1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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1999.051.1 Grooved Sinker Stone – North Lincoln County Historical
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