Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 119
103 104 Ohio ArcJi. and Hist. Society Publications. been shaped into desired implements which may have been ser-viceable as chisels in cutting bone and wood. The three upperspecimens were no doubt used as ornaments when their useful-ness as implements were destroyed, as a number of beaver teeth … Fig. 4S—Double-pointed bone awls (half size). like the above were found associated with beads and pendantsin one of the burials. Spear Points Made of Horn — Spear points made of horn,as shown in Fig. 52, were sparingly met with. They vary in Explorations of the Bamn Prehistoric Jillage Site. 105
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