Name/Title
Carved Door KeystoneEntry/Object ID
A-695Description
Artifact is a square-ish stone keystone likely placed next to a door frame. Many geometric shapes are carved into three of its sides including many rows of thin, pinstripe lines. In addition, there are two small 1-inch in diameter holes on the front side. The stone is naturally gray, but there are trace amounts of white, blue, yellow, and black paint scuffs located on all sides.Collection
El Camino College Anthropology MuseumAcquisition
Accession
24.01.01Notes
Created by studentsDimensions
Height
10 inWidth
10 inLength
11 inColors
Color
Gray, White, Blue, Yellow, BlackColor Notes
Tiny flecks of white, blue, yellow, and black paintCondition
Overall Condition
FairNotes
Stone is worn, possibly just from age.General Notes
Note Type
Cataloging NoteNote
Sat for many years outside Dr. Gibson's office. Stated that it was a gift to him that was hand carved by his students.