Iroquois
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They were orna- mented in the simplest and most uni- form way, with designs in relief, or im- pressions made with the finger nail or the top of the finger, with pieces of wood or string pressed into the fresh clay. On the more recent vessels the markings are in the form of straight or zig-zag lines, dots, parallel lines, squares and triangles.
After the intercourse between Euro- pean nations commenced, vessels of iron, brass, copper and tin super- lOI •iRoauoi seded those of pottery, and its pr...o- duction was discontinued, but tiie Indian pipe was still considered superior to that of European manufacture.
'* From the red stone of the quarry With his hands he broke a fragment, Moulded it into a pipe head. Shaped and fashioned it with figures. " Pipes of various designs are frequent- ly found, some of red clay, mixed with crushed quartz, others clay burned black and having a high polish, others of soapstone. Some have figures of animals, others with representations of the human face. Some of them are finished exquisitely, others cut out of soapstone are the counterpart of those found in the mounds of Ohio and Wis- consin, the bowl and stem cut from a I02 solid stone occasionally one of red cat- linite, such as those used by the Sioux, but these were probably obtained in trade with the western Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were orna- mented in the simplest and most uni- form way, with designs in relief, or im- pressions made with the finger nail or the top of the finger, with pieces of wood or string pressed into the fresh clay. On the more recent vessels the markings are in the form of straight or zig-zag lines, dots, parallel lines, squares and triangles.
After the intercourse between Euro- pean nations commenced, vessels of iron, brass, copper and tin super- lOI •iRoauoi seded those of pottery, and its pr...o- duction was discontinued, but tiie Indian pipe was still considered superior to that of European manufacture.
'* From the red stone of the quarry With his hands he broke a fragment, Moulded it into a pipe head. Shaped and fashioned it with figures. " Pipes of various designs are frequent- ly found, some of red clay, mixed with crushed quartz, others clay burned black and having a high polish, others of soapstone. Some have figures of animals, others with representations of the human face. Some of them are finished exquisitely, others cut out of soapstone are the counterpart of those found in the mounds of Ohio and Wis- consin, the bowl and stem cut from a I02 solid stone occasionally one of red cat- linite, such as those used by the Sioux, but these were probably obtained in trade with the western Indians.
What to read after Iroquois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel P Moulthrop to read onlineMoreLess
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