ringthe aged men and women over a large scope orcountry for information In regard to what theynad learned and what knowledge they had receivedfrom their ancestors referring to the North Ameri-can Indians. In this manner we gathered an immense amountof traditonary material, and soon after, in… … *<rm. Fig. L—Obsidian warped by heat ; J^ size. THE HOPEWELL GROUP. Warren King Moorehead. (Continued.) Some of the figures not yet described Iwill refer to briefly: Fig. XXVI may stand for the four cor-ners of the earth. It was very large, about10 inches long. Fig. XXVII is as yet unknown. Fig.…
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