aterial would more probably have beenselected for that purpose by primitive peo-ple in preference to stone. Lastly, theirsize, at least of some of them, would pre-clude this use for the purpose stated. Bellevue, Pa. Thomas Harper. THE ANTIQUARIAN. 193 Editor of The Antiquarian: I enclose a drawing… … The material of which it is made I thinkis granite. It is not polished, but ratherrough as if it had been pecked into shape.The hole shown in the drawing is half aninch deep and nearly three-quarters of aninch in diameter, with a core of stone in thecenter. The specimen is well proportionedand…
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