PLATE II.

(Mason. Throwing-sticks.)

Fig. 2. Greenland type of throwing-stick. The specific

characteristics are the broad form; the scanty grooves for thumb and

fingers; the absence of pegs, separate finger grooves, or index

perforation; but the most noteworthy are the two grommets or eyelets to

fit ivory pegs on the harpoon-shaft. The peculiar method of

strengthening the ends with ivory pieces should also be noted. From

Holsteinburg, Greenland, 1884. Catalogue number, 74126.

[Illustration: Fig. 2. Greenland throwing-stick, back and

front.]

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