COLLECTIONS FROM KENTUCKY.

A small collection of ancient relics, obtained from caves in the

vicinity of Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, was presented to the Bureau by

Mr. Francis Klett.

With this collection were a number of articles of stone, some of which

were probably obtained from the fields of the same region.

87276. Fragments of gourds.

[Illustration: Fig. 172.]

87277. Two very beautifully knit or plaited sandals. The fiber used has

probably been obtained from the inner bark of trees. The combination

of threads is shown in Fig. 172. A small piece of matting from the

same place is shown in Fig. 173.

[Illustration: Fig. 173.]

27278. Two bundles of charred sticks and reeds.

27280-27283. Spearheads of chert or flint.

27284. Stone knife.

27285. Flake knife.

27286. Small spearheads.

27287. Flint knife.

27288. Arrow heads.

27289. Same; small and thin.

27290-27293. Stone awls or perforators.

27294. Leaden bullet.

27295. Pieces of pottery.

Illustrated Catalogue of a Portion of the Collections Made During the Field Season of 1881 Third Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1881-82, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1884, pages 427-510 · 第 70 / 80 题