COLLECTIONS FROM OTHER STATES. 



65447. Stoiie implement of unusual form. It may be described as a 

 flattish cylinder tapering slightly toward the ends, which 

 are truncated. In one end a hole has been bored one half an 

 inch in diameter and three-fourths of an inch deep. A nar- 

 row, shallow groove encircles the implement near the middle. 

 The material is a grayish slate. The form is symmetrical and 

 the surface quite smooth. 

 Found upon the surface in Hamilton County, Indiana. 



G5353. A copper knife or poinard, with bent point. Found by Edward 

 Daniels while digging a cellar at Ripou, Wis. 



65352. A handsome vase, shaped like a bowl with incurved rim, ob- 

 tained from a mound on the farm cf A. C. Zachary, in Mor- 

 gan County, Georgia. The incurved surface above has an 

 ornamental design of incised lines resembling the Greek fret. 

 The most expanded portion of the vessel is encircled by a 

 raised band, which is neatly ornamented with notches. The 

 lower part of the body is shaped like a bowl with a flattened 

 base. Diameter 9£ inches. Presented by J. C.C. Blackburn. 



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