nives, showing us the primitive form of gripor handle which we imitate; Fig. 82. In Fig. 83, wegive a knife from Farmington exactly like it. Fig.84 illustrates apparently a very ancient example in redsandstone. When one of these knives is held length-wise, blade uppermost, along the hand, it will… … ,*^ffptlffv r^#fes£p<--=* >M~J cUKKK \ B m ., ^B \ jfii *** ^~ ■Anlh^ji, ■ *&&& JzJ*1* A - • •:>$\7.e. ■ i ■ & J * O. T. Mason. Primitive Industry, p. 46. fllB AMERICAN AKCHAEULUUIST. 147 the thumb. It seems only possible to cut a straight line when the curvesweeps along…
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