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Prehistoric Scapula
Commonly known as a "shoulder blade"... It's unclear what species it belonged to.
Information
Artifact Spots:
Monster Drops: Skeleton (0.5%)
Other Sources: Bone Node (0.8%)
Donation Reward: Sloth Skeleton L
Sell Price: data-sort-value="100 ">100g

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Prehistoric Scapula, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Prehistoric Scapula - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Prehistoric Scapula is an Artifact that can be found from:

Donation

Donation of this item contributes to the total count of donations for the Museum.

Donating this item, along with the Prehistoric Skull and Skeletal Hand, will reward the player with the Sloth Skeleton L statue.

Bone Mill

The Prehistoric Scapula can be turned into Quality Fertilizer, Speed-Gro, Deluxe Speed-Gro or Tree Fertilizer in the Bone Mill.

Gifting

Villager Reactions

Like  Dwarf •  Penny
Dislike  Abigail •  Alex •  Caroline •  Clint •  Demetrius •  Elliott •  Emily •  Evelyn •  George •  Gus •  Haley •  Harvey •  Jas •  Jodi •  Kent •  Krobus •  Leah •  Leo •  Lewis •  Linus •  Marnie •  Maru •  Pam •  Pierre •  Robin •  Sam •  Sandy •  Sebastian •  Shane •  Vincent •  Willy •  Wizard

Bundles

Prehistoric Scapula is not used in any bundles.

Recipes

Prehistoric Scapula is not used in any recipes.

Tailoring

Prehistoric Scapula is used in the spool of the Sewing Machine with Cloth in the feed to create a Skeleton Shirt. It is a white dye when used in the spool of the Sewing Machine with a dyeable clothing item in the feed.

Quests

References

  1. ↑ The chance of finding extra items in Artifact Spots is season-dependent. The maximum chance is in summer and fall. In winter, the chance is 50% less; in spring it is 6% less. See Artifact Spot for more information.

History