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7. — Netting-needles. The first two examples are for making herring nets, the others for making nets for sturgeon, drum, and shad.
commerce. The netting-needles and mesh-sticks are of the form shown in figure 7. The needles range from 6 to 9 in. in length, and from ^ to i in. in width. They are all of oak, with the tongue from I to 2 in. long. The mesh-blocks, of oak or pine (fig. 8), COMTM. MU*. AMCN. INDIAN VOL. II, NO. 4, PL. IX NANTICOKE TYPES (ruLL-r*ce» AND pnoriLCS. the upper portraits a...re those of the oranooaughter of the woman illus- trated AT the top of plate VIII) SPECKS ANTICOKE COMhtUSITY OF DELAWARE 17 range from i in. to 3 in. wide, and are generally 3^ to 4 inches long and \ inch thick. The smaller blocks are for perch and herring nets, and the larger for carj), shad, dniin, and the like. The net- knot, or becket, is made by taking a turn of the cord under the mesh-block and up to the top side where it is held fast by the thumb pressing the block; then a loop is thrown to the left, the needle passed through the mesh-opening just above, en- closing the cords, and the knot drawn taut.
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7. — Netting-needles. The first two examples are for making herring nets, the others for making nets for sturgeon, drum, and shad.
commerce. The netting-needles and mesh-sticks are of the form shown in figure 7. The needles range from 6 to 9 in. in length, and from ^ to i in. in width. They are all of oak, with the tongue from I to 2 in. long. The mesh-blocks, of oak or pine (fig. 8), COMTM. MU*. AMCN. INDIAN VOL. II, NO. 4, PL. IX NANTICOKE TYPES (ruLL-r*ce» AND pnoriLCS. the upper portraits a...re those of the oranooaughter of the woman illus- trated AT the top of plate VIII) SPECKS ANTICOKE COMhtUSITY OF DELAWARE 17 range from i in. to 3 in. wide, and are generally 3^ to 4 inches long and \ inch thick. The smaller blocks are for perch and herring nets, and the larger for carj), shad, dniin, and the like. The net- knot, or becket, is made by taking a turn of the cord under the mesh-block and up to the top side where it is held fast by the thumb pressing the block; then a loop is thrown to the left, the needle passed through the mesh-opening just above, en- closing the cords, and the knot drawn taut.
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