Notes On the Iroquois Or Contributions to the Statistics Aboriginal History
Notes On the Iroquois Or Contributions to the Statistics Aboriginal History
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American Antiquities. — Plate IX.
142 [ Senate Opoaguna Etruscan. Fig. 2. Plate X. Material similar to O. Azteek. Figure double headed — heads alike, placed back to back, like the Grecian deity Janus, connected by five parallel fillets, — bowl rudely formed, by hand. Onondaga.
American Antiquities. — Plate X.
Class Fifth. — MINACE. * Articles of this kind hold the relative character of modern beads or necklace ornaments. They are made of shells, bones, fissile mi- nerals, sometimes pieces of ca...lcareous or fissile crystal. The substi- tutes of the European period are glass and pastes, MiNACE Alleghamc. Fig. 6, Plate I. This article was first dis- closed on opening the Grave Creek mound, in the Ohio valley, in 1839, and received the false designation of " ivory. " It is figured and described in the first volume of the Transactions of the American Ethnological Society, published at New-York in 1845, where iis character is determined. It has often the appearance of having been formed of solid masses of horn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
American Antiquities. — Plate IX.
142 [ Senate Opoaguna Etruscan. Fig. 2. Plate X. Material similar to O. Azteek. Figure double headed — heads alike, placed back to back, like the Grecian deity Janus, connected by five parallel fillets, — bowl rudely formed, by hand. Onondaga.
American Antiquities. — Plate X.
Class Fifth. — MINACE. * Articles of this kind hold the relative character of modern beads or necklace ornaments. They are made of shells, bones, fissile mi- nerals, sometimes pieces of ca...lcareous or fissile crystal. The substi- tutes of the European period are glass and pastes, MiNACE Alleghamc. Fig. 6, Plate I. This article was first dis- closed on opening the Grave Creek mound, in the Ohio valley, in 1839, and received the false designation of " ivory. " It is figured and described in the first volume of the Transactions of the American Ethnological Society, published at New-York in 1845, where iis character is determined. It has often the appearance of having been formed of solid masses of horn.
What to read after Notes On the Iroquois Or Contributions to the Statistics Aboriginal History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schoolcraft Henry Rowe to read onlineMoreLess
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