LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. 



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The Stoxe agk in New Jkksey. 

 17L Wiiutiiig. 



172. Banner-stone. 



173. Perforated oiuanieut or 



banner-stone. 

 173rt. Perforated ornament or 

 banner-stone. 



174. Banner-stone. 



175. Hornstone, polished ban- 



ner-stone. 



176. Half of a banner-stone. 



177. Sculptnre in plate of slaty- 



stone. 

 177rt. Small pebble. 



178. Head or neck of a bird-like 



animal. 

 170. Stono pipe. 

 Ifc'O. Stono pilie. 



181. Stone pipe. 



182. Stone pipe. 



163. Fragment of pottery-pipe. 



184. Pottery fragments. 



185. Pottery fragments. 



186. Pottery fragments. 



187. Pottery fragments. 



188. Fragment of ornamented 



pottery. 



189. Ornamentation. 



190. Specimen of a small vase. 



191. Fragment of pottery. 



192. Paint-cup of a water-worn 



liebble. 



193. Very small paint-cup of a 



water-worn pebble. 



194. Stone lioe. 



195. Specimenofcbii)))ed jasper. 



196. Wanting. 



TiiH Stone age in New Jersey. 

 196rt. Wanting. 



197. Small mortar or portable 



corn-mill. 



198. Ordinary water-worn peb- 



ble. 



199. Glacial bowlder, with pot- 



hole. 



200. Stone pestle. 



201. Long pestle. 



202. Small pestle. 



203. Poggamoggon. 



204. Flat, oval-ontlincd pebble. 



205. Flat, side-notched sinker. 



206. Highly-polished hornstone 



pebble. 



207. Polished pebble. 



208. Carefully - wrought stono 



implement. 



209. Discoidal stone. 



210. Disk of very compact stone. 



211. Pebble. 



212. Imi)lement. 



213. Hammer or tool-stone. 



214. Oval, llattened cobble- 



stone. 



215. Chipped piece of yellowish- 



brown jasper. 



216. Stone inqilement. 



217. Flaking hammer. 



218. Flaking luunmer. 



219. Flaking hammer. 



220. Stone hammer from a small 



cylindrical pebble. 



221. Polishing-tool. 



222. Polishing-tool. 



223. Polishing-tool. 



