Vegetal substances, Collections of 435

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Collection made by Edward Palmer, in North Carolina, Tennessee, and

Arkansas.

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From the fields at Newport

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From a mound on Pigeon River

_body text has "Mound at the junction of the Pigeon and

French Broad Rivers."_

Mounds near Paint Rock Ferry // Fragments of pottery

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Pemissicott Mound

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Collections from Ohio // Human remains

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Collections from Peru

_body text reads "Peru, South America"_

63068 ... diameter

_text reads "diamter"_

62793 ... flattish base

_text reads "flatish"_

Collections from Jefferson County

_state not named: Tennessee_

The vases have been somewhat larger.

_text reads "somwhat"_

On Pemisscott Bayou

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A large number of very fine vessels

_text reads "vessls"_

65353. A copper knife or poinard

_so in original: "poniard"?_

[Index]

Peru, Collection of relics from ... 508-510

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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 80 / 80 题