Above is a picture of a flask-shaped spirit bottle...


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Above is a picture of a flask-shaped spirit bottle and a table knife from the area around the historic house excavation at Ranelius.	Anthropology Collections Online Red Wing Archaeology Ethnobotany Project Garden Cam Tending Traditions Blog Oh No! Ethnobotany Cordry Internship Cuneiform Collection Staff Ed Fleming Tilly Laskey Scott Shoemaker Research Associates About this Blog Spring Lake Archaeology is written by the Anthropology Department of the Science Museum of Minnesota. Archive The Spring Lake Archaeology project receives funds from the Clean Water, Land and Legacy amendment passed the voters of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.
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