span of three generations since the learned men of Europeconsidered their prehistoric relics to be either the weapons of fairies or thethunderbolts of the god of lightning. * DeForest. Indians of Connecticut, p. 5, quoting Roger Williams key.t Ibid. 178 THE AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGIST. While the… … GROOVED AXES. grooved implements, ranging from the rudely notched picks of the steatiteminers, through more or less perfect axe-like forms, to little hatchets or toma-hawks. These are mostly classed as axes, but from many years study of theruder forms the writer cannot consider them either rejects…
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