PLATE XI.

(Mason. Throwing-sticks.)

Fig. 14. Throwing-stick from Saint Michael's. This specimen is

very noteworthy on account of the absence of the index-finger pocket, a

mark characteristic of the Vancouver type, Fig. 17. If the middle peg of

the Vancouver example were removed the resemblance would be close, but

the clumsy spur at the bottom of the shaft groove is Norton Sound rather

than Nunivak. Collected by Lucien M. Turner, at Saint Michael's, in

1876. Museum number, 24335.

[Illustration: Fig. 14. Saint Michael's throwing-stick, front

and back.]

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