Key Takeaways:
- 1. Records from the New York State Office of Parks reveal detailed inventories of historical artifacts.
- 2. The released spreadsheets include metadata such as site origins, materials, and cultural periods.
- 3. The databases cover a wide range of artifacts from prehistoric tools to industrial objects.
The New York State Office of Parks has released records detailing the state's extensive collection of historical and archaeological artifacts, including prehistoric Native American tools and 19th-century industrial objects. The spreadsheets provide structured data on artifact categories, materials, and time periods, offering a comprehensive view of how the state manages its archaeological heritage.
Insight: While technical in format, the databases offer valuable insights into New York's cultural history and the preservation of its archaeological treasures.
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