Harrington, M. R. (Mark Raymond), 1882-1971 · New York : Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 465
217 BEADS cylindrical specimen (fig. 27), of some fine- grained, brownish material resembling sand- stone, bored from both ends with a fine flint drill; the other a globular, hollow, limonite concretion made into a bead with … of stone, from Site Fi<5. 28. — Bead of limonite, from Site 11, Ozan. (Diam., 1.1 I, Ozan. (Length, 1.7 -in.) in.) very little drilling (fig. 28); but around Hot Springs steatite beads such as those represented by figs. 29, h, c, d, were fairly common. Fig. 29, a, represents an unfin- ished bead of…
Caddo Indians · Indians of North America
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