outhern group ofpeoples. Fig. LXV. shows several partsof the design separated from the other por-tions. In this connection, the head dressesfound with skeletons in the same moundare of special interest, as we here see theactual use of head-dresses of a similarcharacter to those shown in the… … *Symbolism in Ancient American Art.A. S. Springfield Meeting, 1895. A. A. 4V Pitt. XLVIII—Obsidian Spear Head. ^ size. sons buried were of the deer clan, and, con-sequently, used that totem. We must also-note that Fig. XLI., showing half anantler, is the only portion of antler head-dress found in…
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