- UMass 19th Century Roxbury Family Collection

COLLECTION NAME:
UMass 19th Century Roxbury Family Collection mediaCollectionId umass~5~5 UMass 19th Century Roxbury Family Collection Collection true
Record
ID number:
55.2 id_number 55.2 ID number false
Site name:
Roxbury site_name Roxbury Site name false
Complex title:
DCR Parcel 8 complex_title DCR Parcel 8 Complex title false
Site date:
18th-20th century site_date 18th-20th century Site date false
Modern location:
Roxbury, Massachusetts modern_location Roxbury, Massachusetts Modern location false
UMAS Project Number:
UM 734 mhc_site_number UM 734 UMAS Project Number false
Artifact name:
Doll limb artifact_name Doll limb Artifact name false
Artifact form:
doll artifact_form doll Artifact form false
Artifact classification:
toy (recreational artifact) artifact_classification toy (recreational artifact) Artifact classification false
Artifact description:
Half of limb from elbow/knee to wrist/ankle artifact_description Half of limb from elbow/knee to wrist/ankle Artifact description false
Image view description:
Front of limb with measurement and number image_view_description Front of limb with measurement and number Image view description false
Artifact condition:
Only front face of limb remaining, extremity (hand/foot) missing artifact_condition Only front face of limb remaining, extremity (hand/foot) missing Artifact condition false
Artifact inscription:
None artifact_inscription None Artifact inscription false
Artifact material:
Hard paste porcelain artifact_material Hard paste porcelain Artifact material false
Artifact date:
20th century artifact_date 20th century Artifact date false
Artifact date type:
creation date artifact_date_type creation date Artifact date type false
Artifact Terminus Post Quem:
1909 artifact_terminus_post_quem 1909 Artifact Terminus Post Quem false
Artifact notes:
After 1909, dolls' limbs were often more round like an infant's limbs rather than straight like an adult's. This limb might be an example of this transition artifact_notes After 1909, dolls' limbs were often more round like an infant's limbs rather than straight like an adult's. This limb might be an example of this transition Artifact notes false
Artifact repository:
UMass Archaeological Services Artifact Inventory artifact_repository UMass Archaeological Services Artifact Inventory Artifact repository false
Image creator:
Eve Loftus image_creator Eve Loftus Image creator false
Image creation date:
2017-03 image_creation_date 2017-03 Image creation date false
Filename:
UMAR_00001.tif filename UMAR_00001.tif Filename false
Accession number:
UMAR_00001 accession_number UMAR_00001 Accession number false
Rights:
All rights reserved rights All rights reserved Rights false

MEDIA INFORMATION