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 Fig. 161. 



Fig. 162. A bowl-shaped mortar of rich brown color. This form also 

 seems out of i^lace in the West Indies. The almost i>erpendicular sides 

 and regularly beveled edge carry the mind to the Queen Charlotte 

 archipelago, where beautiful, small dish-like mortars were used for trit- 

 urating the native tobacco. 



Height, 2^^ inches ; diameter, 6^o inches. 







Fio. 162. 



Fig. 1C3. A cylindrical stone dish, of dark brown patina, and very 

 carefully made. Stone dishes quite as delicate come from Sitka, in 

 which tjie ancient suufl-taker Iriturated his tobacco. 



Width, 4-,% inches ; depth, 2.j inches. 



