{"@context": "/data/manifest/138747/a61057/", "@type": "sc:Manifest", "@id": "//fitdil.fitnyc.edu/iiif/record/record138747/manifest", "label": "Wisconsin Wing type bannerstone", "metadata": [], "description": "", "sequences": [{"@id": "//fitdil.fitnyc.edu/iiif/record/record138747", "@type": "sc:Range", "label": "Record", "canvases": [{"@id": "//fitdil.fitnyc.edu/iiif/record/canvas/record138747", "@type": "sc:Canvas", "label": ["Wisconsin Wing type bannerstone"], "height": 3456, "width": 5184, "images": [{"@type": "oa:Annotation", "motivation": "sc:painting", "resource": {"@id": "//fitdil.fitnyc.edu/media/iiif/138747/a61057", "@type": "dctypes:Image", "format": "image/jpeg", "height": 3456, "width": 5184, "service": {"@context": "http://iiif.io/api/image/2/context.json", "@id": "//fitdil.fitnyc.edu/media/iiif/138747/a61057", "profile": "http://iiif.io/api/image/2/level1.json"}}, "on": "//fitdil.fitnyc.edu/iiif/record/canvas/record138747"}], "metadata": [{"label": "Title", "value": "Wisconsin Wing type bannerstone"}, {"label": "Date", "value": "6000 - 1000 BCE"}, {"label": "Culture", "value": "Native American"}, {"label": "Period", "value": "Archaic (Native American)"}, {"label": "Category", "value": "archaeology"}, {"label": "Type", "value": "bannerstone"}, {"label": "Subject", "value": "bannerstones"}, {"label": "Materials", "value": "Plaster cast of an original argillite (fine-grained sedimentary) stone"}, {"label": "Dimensions", "value": "13.2 x 10.4 cm"}, {"label": "Current site", "value": "Washington, DC, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History"}, {"label": "Description", "value": "This is a cast of a now lost bannerstone that was originally excavated along with seven other bannerstones by A. E. Douglass in 1871. Published in \u201cA Find of Ceremonial Axes in a Florida Mound,\u201d The American Antiquarian (1882): 100-109; and in Bruce John Piatek, \u201cThe Tomoka Mound Complex in Northeastern Florida,\u201d Southeastern Archaeology Winter (1994) 109-118. All eight bannerstones were loaned to the NMNH on December 4th 1881 and retuned to Douglass on March 13th, 1882. Only three of the eight casts were entered into the NMNH collection. Florida is written on the cast that is chipped in a few places revealing the plaster beneath the painted surface. Argillite is written in the manuscript to identify the original now lost stone."}, {"label": "Rights", "value": "This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Images may be downloaded and used freely for teaching and personal use. Include the credit line \u201c\u00a9 Anna Blume, 2019, Courtesy of the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution\u201d along with the object\u2019s Catalog Number. Publishing of images is permitted with additional permission from the NMNH. For additional publishing questions, contact bannerstone@fitnyc.edu"}, {"label": "Additional views", "value": "A61057"}, {"label": "Identifier", "value": "A61057"}, {"label": "Contributor", "value": "Anna Blume"}]}]}], "result": "ok"}