ains it is my purpose, fromtime to time, to offer, through the columnsof The Antiquarian, short descriptivesketches that may be of interest to studentsas well as to general readers. In this initialpaper I wish to call attention to a rude stoneimplement that seems to have escaped thenotice of… … Fio 1 which I call, for want of a better name, theChicago Crescent. They were made fromfragments of yellow chert found here ingreat abundance, especially along both theancient and present beaches of Lake Michi-gan. In point of workmanship they are quite simple and primitive, and were prob-ably made…
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