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17 spear-heads, 38 arrow-heads, 1 very fine celt of greenish jasper (chipped and polished), 5 ground celts, 1 celt-gouge of syenite (the best object of this class thus far acquired), 1 hematite muller, 1 discoidal stone, 1 ceremonial object (poorly drilled), and 1 pipe. - 89 specimens for exhibition, 15 for exchange.
Professor S.F. Baird. -
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Collection from shell-heaps on the Bay of Fundy: Chips and flake of flint, quartzite, lydite, etc., 1 trimmed flake, 1 rude arrow-head, 1 fragment of a celt, fragments of pottery, vertebrae and spines of fishes, bones of birds, bones and teeth of the seal, beaver, deer, caribou, moose, mink, otter, black bear, and dog; bones split for the extraction of the marrow, and shells (2 species, determined). - 296 specimens, all for exhibition.
C. McKinley, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. -
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Small collection from an Indian burial-place near Birmingham:  Fragments of jasper, chalcedony, etc., arrow-heads, fragments of pottery, and 1 piece of the ["the" inserted] lime in which the skeleton was imbedded. -  18 specimens for exhibition.
A.H. Kohn, Prosperity, Newberry County, South Carolina. -
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1 flint scraper from an Indian quarry; and 4 arrow-heads from the surface of a mound near Prosperity. -
5 specimens for exhibition.
Howard Shriver, Wytheville, Wythe County, Virginia. -
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1 fragment of an arrow-head from the vicinity of Wytheville. - for storage.