Wolf Mandible
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Title |
Wolf Mandible |
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Subject |
Flint Ridge State Memorial (Ohio); Licking County (Ohio) |
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Time Period |
Woodland Period (800 BCE - 1200 CE) |
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Place |
Licking County (Ohio) |
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Description |
This is a fragment of the right side of a wolf mandible that has been ground, polished, and drilled. It includes one incisor, a canine, and four premolars/molars. The distil end, including the incisor, was broken off and glued back on. It measures 75.8 mm long, 37.8 mm wide, and 11.2 mm deep. It weighs 11 g. Originally found at Hazlett Mound, Licking County (Ohio) and is presently located at Flint Ridge State Memorial (Ohio). Archaeology database museum catalog number A0242/000004.002.Back. |
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Creator |
Middle Woodland |
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Submitting Institution |
Ohio History Connection |
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Rights |
Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information |
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Type |
StillImage |
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File Name |
A0242_000004_002_001_Back.tif |
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Image Height |
2269 |
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Image Width |
2576 |
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File Size |
17546624 Bytes |
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Format |
archaeological object; picture |
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