The North Americans of Yesterday a Comparative Study of North American Indian
The North Americans of Yesterday a Comparative Study of North American Indian
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If there had been a wide know- ledge of copper and other metal- working in the South-west in the olden time, there ought to be signs of it in the ruins other than an Side oven, and even the latter has been SMALL FIGURE OF A FROG IN BASE rard found CorOliado and his METAL, PLATED WITH GOLD, . . , _ . In, - r CHIRIQUI chroniclers, Espejo, and all the list of early writers on that region, never, so far as I have been able to note, mention copper or any other metal articles. In fact, from the testi...mony of literature, history, and actual excavation among the ruins so far as carried at present, we should conclude that none of the people of that region knew about metals or the manner of working them before the year 1540. ' New Jersey also furnished the Amerinds some copper and those living in the Atlantic region had ornaments, arrow-heads, and pipes supposed to have been made from it or from Lake Superior copper. Brinton attributes the scarcity of specimens in our collections to " its being bought up and melted by the whites, rather than to its limited employment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there had been a wide know- ledge of copper and other metal- working in the South-west in the olden time, there ought to be signs of it in the ruins other than an Side oven, and even the latter has been SMALL FIGURE OF A FROG IN BASE rard found CorOliado and his METAL, PLATED WITH GOLD, . . , _ . In, - r CHIRIQUI chroniclers, Espejo, and all the list of early writers on that region, never, so far as I have been able to note, mention copper or any other metal articles. In fact, from the testi...mony of literature, history, and actual excavation among the ruins so far as carried at present, we should conclude that none of the people of that region knew about metals or the manner of working them before the year 1540. ' New Jersey also furnished the Amerinds some copper and those living in the Atlantic region had ornaments, arrow-heads, and pipes supposed to have been made from it or from Lake Superior copper. Brinton attributes the scarcity of specimens in our collections to " its being bought up and melted by the whites, rather than to its limited employment.
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