ery rare in stone.He figures one of these objects, which iswithout ornamentation, is made of sand-stone, and was found with a similar imple-ment, marked with copper stains, withtwo skeletons found lying face downward inopposite directions. With it were alsofound a shell pin and a pipe of clay*.… … Fkj i. tation of one of them, and of several in thecollection of J. W. Tweed of Ripley, Ohio.Fig. 1 is made of a fine-grained sandstone,and nicely pulished. Both ends areslightly defaced, not enough, how-ever, to destroy any of the lines.It is about one and three-quarterinches high, and its…
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