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Early Man
3.875" H x 13.5" L x 3.875" W
Hand Carved Large Stone with a Flatted Bottom and a Pointed Top
In Very Good Condition; has a thin bit chip that has been shaped out through native use post chip.
Stone pestles (and associated mortars) from the Klamath Basin in Oregon are Native American ground stone tools primarily linked to the Klamath Tribes (and related groups like the Modoc). These artifacts were used for processing food—grinding seeds (such as wokas, a key water-lily seed staple), herbs, roots, dried fish/meat, and other materials into meal or powder. They represent a significant part of the material culture in the Klamath region of south-central/southeastern Oregon, with evidence of use spanning thousands of years into the historic period.
Condition:
Very Good
Tribe:
Anasazi - Hohokam - Salado - Caddo
Year Range:
Early Man
Region:
Pacific Northwest - and Alaska
Dimensions:
3.88 in13.5 in3.88 in
Category:
Stone Artifacts - Mortar - Pestles - Mano - Matate
