XVIII LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. 



Page. 

 Fig. 44 (a) Strike-a-ligbt, Seven Barrows, Berks County, England. (From 



Lubbock's Early Man in Britain, page 258). (6) Strike-a-light, 



Fort Simpson, Mackenzie River District, British Columbia 573 



45. Tinder pocket and fire bag, Mackenzie River District, British Co- 



lumbia 574 



46. Pyrites and flint striker, Mackenzie River District, British Columbia.. 574 



X47. Method of using the strike-alight. (Drawing by W. H. Burger) 575 



48. English tinder-box, England 578 



49. Wheel tinder-box, Broadalbiu, New York. (Presented by F. S. 



Hawley) , 578 



50. Strike-a-light,, Boulogne-sur-mer, France 579 



51. Flint and steel, Otoe, Kansas and Nebraska... 580 



52. Strike-a-light, Cheyenne, Arkansas. 581 



53. Strike-a-light, Comancbe, Texas .582 



54. Flint and steel, Guadalajara, Mexico 583 



55. Smokers' pipe-lighting outfit, eastern Turkey 583 



56. Strike-a light, China. (Gift of George G. Fryer) 583 



58,59. Tinder-box, Tokio, Japan. (Gift of the Japanese Department of 



Education) '. 584 



60. Smokers' strike-a-light, Tokio, Japan. (Gift of the Japanese Depart- 

 ment of Education) 585 



Korean Moutuary Pottery. 

 Plate LXXXEI. Mortuary vessels from Korea. 



(Upper Hue, commencing at the left.) " 



Fig. 1. Earthen' pot-shaped vessel on stand, with cover. Slate-colored 

 ware. 



2. Earthen pot. Brownish gray ware, washed with a slate-colored 



slip. 



3. Earthen pot and cover. Dark brown ware, unglazed. 



4. E;irthen bowl ou stand. Grayish brown ware, unglazed outside. 



5. Earthen pot. Gray ware, glazed. 



(Lower line, commencing at the left.) 



Fig. 1. Earthen pot. Slate-colored ware, unglazed. 



2. Earthen pot. Dark brown ware. 



3. Earthen pot. Brown ware, glazed. 



4. Earthen pot. Yellowish gray ware, washed with a brown slip, 



if not glazed. 



5. Earthen pot. Gray ware, unglazed. 



Plate LXXXllI. Mortuary vessels from Korea. 



(Upper line, commencing at the left.) 



Fig. 1. Earthen pot. Slate-colored ware, unglazed. 



2. Earthen pot. Brown ware, glazed. 



3. From photograph of specimen in the collection of P. L. Jouy. 



4. Eartheu pot. Brown ware, unglazed. 



5. Earthen jar on stand. Slate-colored ware, unglazed. 



6. From photograph of specimen in the collection of P. L. Jony. 



7. Earthen bowl. Slate-colored ware, washed with a yellow slip and 



lightly fired; uuglazed. 



