s found someyears ago. A great many have been found since thattime, and the most careful student has beenunable to find any use for them other thanyou mention in your article. Baron Norden-skiold had a fine specimen, which is now inthe Academy of Science at Stockholm. TheHyde Collection in the… … Those in the collection at the University ofPennsylvania vary in size considerably, oneof them being 16 inches long and 8 or 9 incheswide, if I remember correctly; and one justfound x.ere, made from a piece of pottery, istwo inches long by one and a quarter wide,and five-sixteenths of an inch…
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