420 ABOEIGINAL EUINS ON THE WILLIAMS FARM, TENNESSEE. 



II. Fragments broken from the trunk of a tree six feet in diameter. 

 Eight feet of what appears to be the butt end of this specimen is exposed, 

 the remainder (no one knows how mucli) runs into the bhiif. 



III. Broken from a specimen seven feet long and four feet in diameter. 



IV. Bark. Is washed out of the bluff in considerable quantities. 



V. Specimens broken from the end of a log three feet in diameter, 

 sticking squarely out of the bluff, embedded in the center of a seven- 

 foot stratum of yellow sandstone. Bounding the stratum above and 

 below are thick bands of iron ore. 



VI. Sample of the yellow sandstone mentioned above. 



VII. Sample of the deposit in which most of the fossils are found. 



VIII. Sx)ecimens picked uj) at random about the bluffs. 



