end six are to be seen. They are all about one-eighth of an inch in diameter, and have theusual protruberance. The decoration cov-ering the object is nicely executed. It wasfound near Tranquility, Adams County,Ohio, by Dr. Gaston, about 1875. Others in the museum of the Universityare also prettily… … Fig. 4—J. W. Tweed Collection. In connection with these so-called spoolsor bobbins may be mentioned the classof curious top or cone-shaped implements,made of stone, and more often of terra-cotta. They, too, are perforated, those ofclay being hollow, often having inside ofthem a little ball of the…
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