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steatite bowl fragments with asphaltum, one steatite seal effigy, two stone beads, one
stone pendant fragment, and seven whale bone tool fragments. The seven associated
funerary objects associated with SN-15 (SNI-21) are one lot of asphaltum with basketry
impressions, one lot of modified shell, one modified bird bone, three modified stone
fragments, and one lot of modified whale bone fragments. The five associated funerary
objects associated with SN-16 are one sandstone fish hook reamer, one lot of bivalve
marine shells, one lot of beads, one necklace of Olivella beads, and one lot of Olivella
square shell beads. The one associated funerary object associated with SN-18 (SNI-
15/16) is a lot of beads. The two associated funerary objects associated with SN-19 (SNI-
158) are one pestle and one mortar. The eight associated funerary objects associated with
SN-20 (SNI-56) are one lot of bird bone beads, one alabaster bead, one steatite pendant,
one lot of animal bone fragments, one bone awl, one animal bone tool, one steatite bowl,
and one steatite canoe effigy. The 30 associated funerary objects from SN-21A are three
lots of beads, one lot of shell beads with pendant, one concretion or root cast file, one
deer bone awl base, one flake scraper, four ground stone pestles, one lot of yellow ochre,
two lots of modified animal bone, one obsidian projectile point, one obsidian projectile
point tip, one lot of Olivella, keyhole limpet and tufa beads, three pendants, two red ochre
fragments, one root cast, one soil sample, one stone canoe effigy, one tufa stone, two lots
of vessel fragments, one lot of possible whale bone grave markers, and one whale bone
spear point. The three associated funerary objects from SN-21A (SNI-157) are one deer
antler pressure flaker, one lot of Olivella shell beads, and one quartzite stone for melting
asphaltum. The three associated funerary objects from SN-21A (SNI-159) are two
obsidian spear points and one necklace of steatite and Olivella shell beads. The four
associated funerary objects from SN-21A (SNI-160) are one steatite ring fragment, two
fish hook reamers, and one lot of Olivella shell beads. The one associated funerary object
from SA-21A (SNI-171) is a lot of modified pelican bone. The two associated funerary
objects associated with SN-22 are one modified whale bone fragment, and one steatite
bead. The 31 associated funerary objects associated with SN-23 (SNI-41) are one chisel
with asphaltum, 10 ground stone pendant and vessel fragments, 11 chipped stone tools
(projectile point, biface and flakes), one groundstone vessel fragment, seven bone tools
and one lot of shell beads. The seven associated funerary objects associated with SN-24
(SNI-20) are one stone pipe with single groove base, one wood tool, two projectile
points, one lot of modified bone tools, one canid cranium, and one lot of modified stone.
The 13 associated funerary objects associated with SN-31 are two lots of modified bone,
five modified bone pendants, one lot of modified lithics, and five lots of shell beads.
In the Federal Register (80 FR 10509, February 26, 2015), column 3, paragraph 2,
sentence 1, under the heading “(iv) Navy-Controlled SNI Human Remains and Associated
Funerary Objects at the San Diego Museum of Man,” is corrected by substituting the following
sentence:
In 1937 and 1939, human remains representing, at minimum, 26 individuals, including
four cremations, were transferred to the San Diego Museum of Man from the San Diego
Museum of Natural History.
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