a half pounds; the terra cotta image, Fig. 19, drawn full size, and the small va:Fig. 20, also of actual size. The tiny vase—of about an ounce capacity—iscurious anomaly, having but few, if any. counterparts in the whole rangeprehistoric pottery of the Mississippi Valley. It is of the same color… … Ffrli The terra cotta images are as foreign to this region as is the diminutivevase. Col. C. C. Jones (Antiquities of the Southern Indians, pp. 430-31). saysin treating of this class of art remains in the South: Next in order of durabilityare small images formed of burnt clay and modeled after the…
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