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Someone placed this #whelk #shell on a bench along the Big Ferry Trail @skidawayislandstatepark. Given it’s general condition and the soil still stuck to it, it likely washed out of the #indigenous shell midden. Unfortunately, because the original context (location within the site) is lost, it is difficult to learn much more. Was this a tool? (How it’s broken suggests this) Or was it eaten and the shell discarded as trash?

Paintings are going already at @panhandle_slim_ art show and fundraiser for the Kiah House restoration and research. Better get here fast! Open now until 8:30pm.

Sneak preview of just some of @panhandle_slim_’s works available for sale at tonight’s art show. Come support the artist and Kiah House restoration and research. June 3, 5:30-8:30pm.

Virginia Kiah rises again! The @panhandle_slim_ art show & sale benefiting Kiah research and preservation looks crazy amazing. 5:30-8:30pm tonight (June 3), @savannahstate library.

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