[1] “Quand les sauvages vont à la mer pour y passer quelques mois à la
chasse des canards, des outards, et des autres oiseaux qui s’y trouve
en quantité,” etc. Lettres du P. Sebastian Rasles à Narantsook ce 25
Oct., 1722. Lettres Edifiantes, Paris, 1838.
[2] Second Visit to the United States. New York, 1849. Vol. I. p. 252.
[3] Smithsonian Report, 1864, p. 370.
[4] History of the State of Maine. Hallowell, 1832. Vol. I. p. 80.
[5] The two heaps were examined in company with Dr. Calvin Ellis,
Messrs, John L. Hayes, William A. Hayes, and R. E. Fitz, to whom the
writer is indebted for valuable specimens found by them.
[6] The excavations were made by Rev. J. A. Swan, and Messrs. E. S.
Morse, F. W. Putnam, Horace Mann, Edwin Bicknell, and the writer. The
sketch of the locality was made by Mr. Joseph P. Thompson.
[7] Made by Messrs. E. S. Morse, F. W. Putnam, C. Cooke, and the writer.
[8] New England’s Rarities Discovered. London, 1672. p. 39.
[9] Observations on the Glacial Phenomena of Labrador and Maine. By A.
S. Packard, jr. Mem. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. Vol. I. p. 246.
[10] Travels in North America. New York, 1845. Vol. I. p. 205.
[11] Parkman. Jesuits in America. Boston, 1867. p. 30.
[12] New England’s Rarities Discovered, p. 11.
[13] Historical Collection of the Indians of New England, in
Collections of Massachusetts History Society. Boston, 1792. p. 150.
[14] Lettres Edifiantes et Curieuse. Vol. I. p. 670.
[15] New England’s Discovered Rarities. London, 1635. p. 59.
[16] Prehistoric Times, by John Lubbock, 1805. p. 113.
[17] Lettres Edifiantes et Curieuse. Paris, 1838. Vol. I. p. 670.
[18] Young’s Chronicles of the Pilgrims. Boston, 1841. p. 158.
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