een interred worldly possessions of a kind that survived the lapseof ages. We are at liberty to imagine that this one was a distinguished person-age, and the other seven, his wives or slaves, slain at his death to attend him inthe other world. Let that be as it may; if in his day the finances were… … &?/¥ F& £* pounds; and along his sides were ranged ten copper axes. Around his neckwere three necklaces; one of oblong, large beads, made from the columella ofmarine shells, perforated longitudinally; another, of over 200 incisor teeth ofthe squirrel bored at the root, shown, with one of…
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