BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS,

1914.

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The articles shown herein are one bronze and steel-edged

tomahawk blade, found at the site of Kickapoo Fort in

Section 5, West Township, McLean Co. Ill., by Mark Piper,

one granite hatchet made from a discarded discoidal

hammer-stone (or discoidal hammer-stone made from a

discarded hatchet, which?) and one flint drill, both found

by S. W. Le Neve, at Kingfisher Hill, Menard County, Ill.

The five smaller potsherds beneath these were also found by

Mark Piper, at Kingfisher Hill.

The two perpendicular rows of stamped and rouletted

potsherds on each side of this group were found at an

ancient camp-site on the south bluff of the Sangamon river,

on the Center Farm, in the north part of Menard Co. Ill.,

by Mr. E. H. Hamilton and are now in the collection of the

McLean County Historical Society.

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