PLATE VII.

(Mason. Throwing-sticks.)

Fig. 9. The Port Clarence and Cape Nome type. The notable

characteristics are the occurrence of an ivory peg in the handle for the

middle finger, the very small size of the handle, and the central

index-finger pocket central in position but quite piercing the stick.

Collected by E.W. Nelson, at Cape Nome, in 1880. Museum number, 44392.

[Illustration: Fig. 9. Port Clarence and Cape Nome

throwing-stick, front and back.]

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