Mica Fragments (Fig. 51)

There are six fragments of mica that apparently were shaped for some

reason. Four of these were cut into figures more or less like arrow

points. The largest is 2 × 1 inch, the smallest complete piece, ¾ ×

¾ inch. They may have had ceremonial significance. A fifth specimen

is square, ¾ × ½ inch in width and length; and the sixth more or less

round, about ½ inch in diameter. There were other pieces of mica found

at the site, but these were unshaped.

[Illustration: FIGURE 56—Quartz crystal. Actual size.]

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