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[upper right corner bates-like stamp blue ink "S 36584"

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Report on the Operations in the Department of Antiquities, U.S. National Museum, during June, 1884.
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Number of specimens entered in Record Book, for exhibition 150, for exchange 6, for storage 4; in Loan Book 11, 24 sketches made.

Specification of Additions
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B.F. Koons, Mansfield Tolland County, Connecticut. -
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Square slab of granite with mortar-cavity, cut of from rock in situ [in situ underlined], Mansfield.  A very interesting piece.
Lieutenant J.A. Slocum, U.S. Revenue-cutter Mosswood. -
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Collection from shell-heap on on Rogue's Island, Maine:
Rude chipped implement, club-shaped implement, fragments of arrow-heads and pottery, bones of deer, caribou, moose, and mink, pieces of worked bone, split ones, and shells (4 determined species).  56 specimens.
W.M. Clark, Nashville, Tennessee. -
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Collection from different localities in Tennessee:  Rude chipped implements, leaf-shaped implements (one of obsidian, very fine), 1 scraper, arrow and spear-heads, chipped celt-gouge with polished cutting edge, 2 large chipped digging-tools,1 pitted stone, 1 grinding-stone, polished celts, grooved axes, 1 pestle, 1 cylindrical crushing-implement, 1 hematite sinker, pierced tablets, carved stone pipes (some very good), 1 clay pipe, natural formation resembling worked stone, fragment of large shells, shell beads, encrinites, clay vessels (3 of them entire), fragments