63204. A large lot of arrow-points of yellow and gray jasper.
62966, 62976, 62979-62998, 63000-63006. Celts or knives made of jasper
and yellowish jaspery slate, which range from 2 to 5 inches in length,
and are less than 1 inch in width and half an inch in thickness. They
have been chipped into the desired shape, and finished by grinding off
the more prominent parts and producing in many eases sharp cutting
edges. A good example is shown in Fig. 142.
[Illustration: Fig. 142.]
62965. A flat pebble, with rudely-made notches at the side.
62967, 62968, 62974. Fragments of celts.
62970. Yellowish jasper pebble, resembling a celt.
62000. Fragment of a long, chipped, knife-like implement, the
extremities of which are lost.
62975. Fragment of a steatite vessel.
62969, 62971. Sandstone pebbles.
62960. Hammer-stone, with conical points, made from a pebble of cherty
sandstone.
62962. Slightly grooved fragment of rubbing-stone.
62964. Flat pebble, slightly hollowed by use; a sort of shallow mortar.
62961. Fragment of a stone similar to the preceding.
62972. Fragment of concretionary iron ore, concave on one side.
62973. Red paint.