f such protuberances on the edge most chipped of these Mr. Cushing then closed his remarks by calling attention I unequal specimens was evidence that this, the so-called a continuous falling until the ore is changed into bullion. to the use of the study and practice of the art of arrow H. 8. W. I "… … distinguish it from chipping produced by percussion. And THE MAKING OF FLINT IMPLEMENTS. satisfactorily complied with by the new process, and that the its discovery removes most of the difiiculties which previous 1. Mass and flake; 2, Leaf form; 3. Surface Halving; 4. Flaker, upper employment of…
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