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- Collection: The San Xavier Collection
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Drummer Figurine Head
Painted Clay Figurines show archaeologists what styles of clothes would have been worn during the period in which the figurine was produced.Click here to view this item in 3D.
3.28.1 Re-used Darl Point and Gunflint
Chert
Just like today, the Spanish would have found arrowheads, but they reused them as gunflints.Click here to view this item in 3D.
3.28.1 Pedernales Projectile Point 2
ChertThis point type dates to the Middle Archaic (2500 - 3500 BP), and is ubiquitous in Central Texas.Click here to view this item in 3D.
3.28.1 Pedernales Projectile Point 1
ChertThis point type dates to the Middle Archaic (2500 - 3500 BP), and is ubiquitous in Central Texas.Click here to view this item in 3D.
3.28.1 Ensor Projectile Point 2
ChertThis type dates to the Traditional Archaic period (600 BC-200AD), from Central and East Texas.Click here to view this item in 3D.
3.28.1 Ensor Projectile Point 1
ChertThis type dates to the Traditional Archaic period (600 BC-200AD), from Central and East Texas.Click here to view this item in 3D.
3.15.1 Trade Beads
Colored GlassThe Spanish used glass beads as gifts and to trade with Native Americans.
2.5.13 Cross-shaped Higa
Faunal Bone
Parents sewed good-luck charms on the cloaks an blankets of children in the Spanish missions.
Parents sewed good-luck charms on the cloaks an blankets of children in the Spanish missions.
2.13.6 Child's Ring
Brass
A child who lived in the San Xavier mission wore this ring.
A child who lived in the San Xavier mission wore this ring.
2.13.5 Decorated Handle
MetalThe missionaries who lived in the San Xavier mission maintained some European traditions, like dinner table settings.Click here to view this item in 3D.