356 REPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1897. 



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45. Floridian smoking 415 



46. Pii)e bowl of volcanic tuff" 424 



47. Stouo bowl pipe 425 



48. Ovoid stone bowl 425 



49. Stouo urn-shaped bowl 426 



50. Stone bowl with thong' hole 426 



51. Unfinished pipe •. 427 



52. Vase-shaped pipe 428 



53. Rectangular stone pipe 429 



54. Animal pipe 429 



55, 56. Animal head pipes 430 



57. Human head pipe 431 



58. Bird pipe 431 



59. 60. Bird pipes 432 



61. Swan pipe 433 



62. Pottery pipe 433 



63. Antler pipe 434 



64. Fossil pipe 434 



65. Stone bird pipe 438 



66. Stone pigeon pipe 439 



67. Stone wood duck pipe 439 



68. Animal head stone pipe 440 



69. Human hand and arm 441 



70. Bird with human head 442 



71-73. Iron, bronze, and clay pipes 452 



74. Dutch form of clay trade pip<- ". 453 



75. English form of trade pipe 453 



76. English type of clay pipe 454 



77. Pottery trade pipe 1 454 



78. Steatite trade pipe 454 



79. Stone pipe 455 



80. Type of stcme trade pipe 455 



81. Italian type of clay jtipc! 456 



82. Modern clay pipe 456 



83. Brazed iron pipe 45!) 



84. Stone pipe 460 



85. English type of tomahawk pii)e 465 



86. Tomahawk pipe 465 



87. French type of tomahawk pipe 466 



88. Spanish type of tomahawk pipe 467 



89. Monitor pipe 469 



90,91. Monitor pipes 470 



92. Flat-base monitor pipe 147 



93. ^Monitor pii)e 471 



94. Broad-based monitor pipe 472 



95. 96. Curved-base monitor pipes - 472 



97. Pottery monitor pipe 473 



98. Type of monitor pipe 473 



99. Type of monitor pipe 474 



100, 101. Rectangular pipes 475 



102. Micmac pipe 480 



103. Micmac pipe 481 



104. Ornamented Micmac pipe 482 



105. Bird's head Micmac pipe 484 



106. Totemic Micmac pipe 485 



