s a little more than sixteen incheslong. The largest bead weighs nearly two ounces, and the sixteen largest weigh half apound. The total string of thirty-two beads weigh three-fourths of a pound. All are ofsuperior workmanship, in fine condition and heavily patinated, showing great age. Manyof them… … round one stone beau auom Lnree-iourms 01 an men long t>y nail an inch in diameter,and fifty small copper beads as large as small peas, all of them perforated and verywell made considering their diminutive size. Many of them were cemented togetherby the oxydation of the copper, and the cord upon…
Ethnology · Archaeology
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