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9999.999.1247Description
Mack Tussinger's Oklahoma Eccentrics is article about "eccentric ceremonial flints" found in Oklahoma in the 1920s. Article discusses whether or not the flints, which are intricately carved, are authentic to the Native Americans. Currently, some are in the Tom Richardson collection and some are at Orral Roberts University Museum. In the 1940s they were in the Elsing Museum in Joplin. At that time Joyce Deily's father visited the museum and took a number of photos. Those photos are in the St. Joseph Museum collection 03.14 - Missouri Historical Society/Joyce Deily.
19/photocopy pages/photos.Collection
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Arrowheads, Oklahoma, Ceremonial Flints, Tussinger, Archaeology, Prehistoric, Native AmericanPublication Details
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2005Call No.
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