Modified Bear Tooth, Seminole County, Florida

This large bear canine was recovered from a ca. 2,000-year-old shell mound site along the St. Johns Rive river in Seminole County, Florida in 2019. Although its precise function is unknown, the tooth shows definite signs of use by inhabitants of the site with the enameled portion being worn down almost to the root and exhibiting deep grinding facets. This artifact is currently curated at the Rollins College Archaeology Lab. Model by Ellie Minette. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab2019年，这件大型熊类犬齿（canine）标本于美国佛罗里达州塞米诺尔县圣约翰河（St. Johns River）沿岸一处距今约2000年的贝丘遗址（shell mound site）中被发掘出土。尽管其确切功能尚未明确，但该犬齿带有明确的该遗址原住民使用痕迹：其牙釉质部分几乎磨损至牙根，并带有深度研磨面（grinding facets）。该标本目前由罗林斯学院考古实验室（Rollins College Archaeology Lab）收藏保管。此模型由Ellie Minette制作，数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab