y of the type of the Etowah specimen,i he lower portions appear to be incomplete;the heads are bare and show the same slop-ing face, the closed eyes, and the same cir-cular outline; the nose of the one at the rightof the plate is also of the same form.Whether the fillet is present in these doesnot… … Fig. 5—The Perrine ituatre, from Illinois,size. t>iu-fourth similarly clothed. The latter is from Trous-dale county, Tenn., and that on the rightfrom Smith county, in the same state. Another stone image, belonging to thesame type, is shown in plate XI (reproducedfrom figure 240 of the Twelfth…
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