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The “Runnells Fish Lure” was found in Polk County by Don Pendroy and reported in the Newsletter of the Iowa Archaeological Society in 1981. These images were taken by Pendroy. According to the IAS newsletter, “This item is made from a clam shell. The shiny interior (bottom image) is the best decorated, featuring an eye, mouth and numerous scales. The outside (top image) bears lighter scratches representing scales… Such items are believed to be of Oneota cultural affiliation.”