Inventions, p. 413. t We know nothing of prehistoric migrations of tribes. Those Indians whose relicswe are discussing may have been of a hundred successive nations. THE AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGIST. 177 Of the Connecticut Indians we are told, The women of an ordinary fam-ily cultivated and harvested two… … i I URAL TOOLS tools. The only other implements which the Indians seemed to have usedwere spades rudely constructed of wood, or a large shell fastened to a woodenhandle.f As it must have been easier for the Indian to have made a stonespade than one of wood, such a conclusion seems hardly tenable.…
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