“Bink ae Mand f BARBADOS 
“no iced Bj inear, “anid 6 convenient), that ‘they fhould. pitch’ ‘upon. ie 
bene upon feveral Accounts ° very. commepdious’ for; a as the: Mouth of it: 
— the Weft;: vad, being ‘under the : ‘Shelter, ob “an Hill, was. : fecured » 
| from ‘the Wirid and Rain; “and éven from Danger by: Hurricanes, and 
os as ‘the® ‘Entrance, to. it is for fteep and.: ‘narrow, that,” upon Cecafion,* ‘one - 
a ae “Man may: defend’ himfelf againft. an- hundred, ° it. may be: - juitly. cahet 
: - their Caille,, ‘But what inade ‘this. Place: more complete: (and affords, I 
hinkyas: -undoubted: ‘Pioof of theit Refidence here); is- an adjoining wey 
=. Bottom whiere they: dug: a: Pond. “or Releivoir to hold: Rain-water 5: 
we ° kis Place i ‘is, atid: hath: been, ‘fiitce the Memory. of: ‘the: oldeft’ ‘Neigh? 
.bours alive,. ‘eall’d ‘the: Indian. Pind. “With. Part of the. ‘Clay. €9)s ), which. 
* they ‘dug’ out, they; made “their Earthen-ware,. fuch »as Pots’ and: Pans ; ; 
 themfelves’ Gods; and: ‘worthiped : them. Among. {€veral * broken’ Fiage 
-, © broken’ off; ftood upon an oval ‘Pedeftal above’ thiee Feet’in: ‘Height ;\ and 
i 1. + ts) " deferib’ ‘din Plate’ .t. Pig: A “The. Heads of all: others. that cartie. 
, x ». waited my Obfervation, were very ‘fmall: ‘One of thefe (which i is Becabede 
ae “ * ain Plate. v: _ Fig: Ra.) ‘exceeds’ not in Weight; fifteen Ounces ; and: all, that 
eae: ie have, ‘hitherto’ feen,:are of Clay buent. - Thefe Jeffer’ Adols were; in.all . 
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en ‘. Biobability, their Péenates F made fhiall ‘for’ ‘the | Eafe: ‘and: Gonveniency © 
sae x of beisig ‘carried ‘with: them, in their feveral: Journeys 3 3 as the al Seip 
Me aa y were perhaps: defigned: for fome ftated’ Places of Worhip. ter a: 
Piri" The laft Proof of their. Refidence i in. this. Place,. ‘is aegreat ‘Number oi 
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and, like. the Idolaters of old; out of the fame» Materials they made’ to... 
"ments, of Idols, -faid to be ‘dug up»in.this Place,- I faw, the Head-of One, Indian ee" : Sag 
te which ‘alone. weighed. abovesaxty Pounds Weight. ° -This,- before. it was: eicovareds Shag 8 
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a i os dick Stone. Hatchets and Chiffels, that are. here dug up: Thefe are re-... ie : 
ep  préfented: in’ ‘Plate : I, F.'3..4. and’ 5. The Ufe of: thefe’ (1, 6) Hatchets ; iniirbitthe 
oth Sk and Ghiffels: was. iivall Likelihood to- cut: down ‘Timbér; to make. Huts, ae and Chit. 
“where they: *had ‘not the Conveniency. of Caves; “as well as with’ the Help 
2 cof ; Fire to- “fell: fome of: the: largeft ‘ ‘Kinds, to make‘ anodes,’ Thefe, I 
> and then," with ‘their fecoping Onitels they, by Destees niade them hols"; 
‘ "st low. iste sth ry . 
foe aa Having ioibied the Refidence i in ahs Place, it. tail: not be ‘trmaling 
3, 'td thofe; who know: the roving: Difpofition of Indians, to: find, that*they: .. 
: . moved. under the Shelter. of. ‘the Hills, and almoft always at’ ‘equal Di-’ 
. “ety ¢ flance fromthe Sea;" till they” came to a large convenient Cave,. iinder.an * 
* Hill, called’ Mount’ Gilboa; inthe’ Eftate. of Colonel Toba: Pickering 3. e. 
se where NE found, feveral’ of their broken’ ‘Images, Pipes, Hatchets, - ny 
Hey © Chiffels: “And, fee this, and the: “before-mentioned Cave; were te 
Z- SS 9 i55) as feveral 
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ees 2-0) By the great” SNimbét of the *Rergaite: of Tadion Pat wilnss in , this and, and the» known Scarcity af 
a tae in many, if not in. all. of the Leeward: Wands, Ti joa, no , BoUDe: but Dey were fupplied With... 
ey, * Earthenware from hericé: y 
of the-:moft fubftantial Infide.Part of a’Conch-fhell ;. others, of the hardeft common Stones’;. anda few; of . 
* the cutting Sort of a Storié.of'an opake_ ereenith: Colour, Natiegatedl with feveral white Veins, fomewhat ., 
sy geleetigg the SPPHERS Rule late: Th ww ae 5) eee <A : 
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(10) some of the Hatchets, and a ‘great ‘Noahiber: ‘of the ‘Chie selpecially the: feoopinst ones,. ‘are eek dy uh 
‘ Fa ee ‘after they’ were ‘roughly {quared, were half- burnt? with live Opals <* ¥ e: ee ‘ 
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