it. The horseshead, plate A, figure 9, is a perfect representation, though quite water-worn,and is a poser, as horses are not supposed to have preceded the whites in thiscountry. The two human heads shown are an interesting study, formed of clay. Bothshapes are indentical and peculiar at the same… … STUNK Sll ATI Ni The tendency of the climate there is to restful pursuits, and I have noticedin my own case that this applies even more to the lords of the earth than to thefairer sex. It is quite probable, indeed, that most of this work emanates fromthe hand of the gentler sex, as is indeed the…
Ethnology · Archaeology
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