Joly, N. (Nicolas), 1812-1885 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 183
Fig. 61. Specimen of poktkait imimc fhom the mounds. what are supposed to be such; for we may assume thatthe fidelity and even the talent with which the artists ofprehistoric times have reproduced the animals they sawaround them, are a guarantee for the accuracy of the … Fig. fi2. Pipe ok the Chippewa vs. representation of the features of their contemporaries,when they did not wish, as is often the case, to make gro-tesque caricatures, placing human heads upon the bodiesof animals. RACIAL ORIGIN OF MOUND BUILDERS. 173 Thus, by a strange chance, the pipes found in…
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