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Notes on Iroquois archeology (1921)

Skinner, Alanson, 1886-1925 · New York : Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 185

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131 ONONDAGA ber of fifteen. Of the five recovered, four were canine teeth of the black bear, and one of the beaver. Possibly they were for smoothing pottery. … a b , c Fig. 33. — Engraved bone tools from Putnam site, Black River, Jefferson county. (Length of a, 2f in.) Engraved Objects. — Seventeen bone tools of various kinds, with flat surfaces, were found to have been engraved with various pat- terns, as shown in the representative series AND MONOGRAPHS

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