Traces of the Indian in Piedmont North Carolina
Traces of the Indian in Piedmont North Carolina
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Su "h collections as we find are general'y poorly class- ified, described or displayed.
Within a radius of 2j miles of Win~ton-£alem there were thousands of whole specimens of mud-baked pottery left by the Indians. Today there is only one complete specimen en exhibit to show the ceramic art. This is in the Wachovia Historical Society, and though clacked, s otherwi~e well pr. Served, and hap- pily possesses a record of th:- camp site where found.
Jia. Ny farmers, whose fieds were examined during... the past few y~ars. Had been plowing amid Invdian relics for years, and knev. R not what these odd bit3 of stone might be.
It is interesting to note that this lack of acquaintance with Indian relics leads som' minds to exagger- ation of their value. It is reported that a soap:;tone pot, which the large museums of the country exhibit in abundance, is being held by a certain man foY $100. )0. At thi- rate for relic: our Na ional Museum wi'l roon riv^l the United £tat3s Treas- ury. The South Carolina collector, who is reputed to have gath red twenty bushels of arrowheads in a single county, is ceitainly a well-to- ri o perscn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Su "h collections as we find are general'y poorly class- ified, described or displayed.
Within a radius of 2j miles of Win~ton-£alem there were thousands of whole specimens of mud-baked pottery left by the Indians. Today there is only one complete specimen en exhibit to show the ceramic art. This is in the Wachovia Historical Society, and though clacked, s otherwi~e well pr. Served, and hap- pily possesses a record of th:- camp site where found.
Jia. Ny farmers, whose fieds were examined during... the past few y~ars. Had been plowing amid Invdian relics for years, and knev. R not what these odd bit3 of stone might be.
It is interesting to note that this lack of acquaintance with Indian relics leads som' minds to exagger- ation of their value. It is reported that a soap:;tone pot, which the large museums of the country exhibit in abundance, is being held by a certain man foY $100. )0. At thi- rate for relic: our Na ional Museum wi'l roon riv^l the United £tat3s Treas- ury. The South Carolina collector, who is reputed to have gath red twenty bushels of arrowheads in a single county, is ceitainly a well-to- ri o perscn.
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