miliar to all read-ers, yet not dug up since the days of Squierand Davis—may well call for our admiration.How were they made and why?Their delicately worked rims and smallperforations, seem to place them be-yond the ability of barbaric man. Theperforated quartz crystals, the quartzcrystal… … FlG. LXXI —V;iri-ius bone, *bell, copper inch in diameter. Mr. McGuire candrill in stone and metal with aboriginal toolsand his experiments in that direction are ofgreal value.* Bui can he drill quartz crys-tals? 1 doubt it. Can any archaeologistexplain how the perforations were made? Some peculiar…
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