Nodena phase (Culture Keyword)
126-147 (147 Records)
An ovoid Bell Plain bottle with an applique ogee motif of two rattlesnakes located above the shoulder.
Ark_HM_1281: A doughnut-shaped red and white Carson bottle with a reconstructed neck (2007)
A doughnut-shaped red and white Carson bottle with a reconstructed neck
Ark_HM_1282: An old woman effigy bottle. (2008)
An old woman effigy bottle.
Ark_HM_1286: A red bottle (2007)
A red bottle
Ark_HM_1288: A hooded gourd effigy bottle (2008)
A hooded gourd effigy bottle
Ark_HM_1293: A compound stirrup-necked bottle. (2008)
A compound stirrup-necked bottle.
Ark_HM_1299: A double conjoined jar with beveled rims and arcaded handles on the neck. (2008)
A double conjoined jar with beveled rims and arcaded handles on the neck.
Ark_HM_1302: A fish effigy bowl (2007)
A fish effigy bowl
Ark_HM_1303: A frog effigy bowl (2007)
A frog effigy bowl
Ark_HM_1304: A fish effigy jar (2007)
A fish effigy jar
Ark_HM_F: A sub-globular, short-necked bottle with four applique hands and four long bones (2007)
A sub-globular, short-necked bottle with four applique hands and four long bones
Ark_HM_headpot: Nodena style head effigy vessel (2008)
Nodena style head effigy vessel
Ark_HM_XXb: Possibly a chert hammer stone (2008)
Possibly a chert hammer stone
BEY_1415: A hoe blade (2008)
A hoe blade
Developing a 3D digital heritage ecosystem: from object to representation and the role of a virtual museum in the 21st century (2011)
This article addresses the application of high precision 3D recordation methods to heritage materials (portable objects), the technical processes involved, the various digital products and the role of 3D recordation in larger questions of scholarship and public interpretation. It argues that the acquisition and creation of digital representations of heritage must be part of a comprehensive research infrastructure (a digital ecosystem) that focuses on all of the elements involved -- including...
HH_2006: A bottle bottle (2008)
A bottle bottle
MM_2485: A perforated shell disk (2008)
A perforated shell disk
Nodena: An Account of 90 Years of Archeological Investigation in Southeast Mississippi County, Arkansas (1989)
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Preliminary Study of Two Archaeological Sites In the Little River Lowland of Southeast Missouri (1966)
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Southeast Missouri Land Leveling Salvage Archaeology: 1967 (1968)
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SV_4337: A pipe (2008)
A pipe
Virtual Hampson Museum Project
The Virtual Hampson Museum located at http://hampson.cast.uark.edu/ showcases a series of 3D digital artifacts from the collections at the Hampson Archeological Museum State Park. All artifacts were scanned in full color with the Konica Minolta VIVID 9i laser scanner. One hundred forty of these artifacts are archived with tDAR. In compliance with the ADS Guide to Good Practice for Laser Scanning document, the archive includes raw scan files, a registered dataset, a premesh dataset, a mesh...