320 MISCELLANEOUS INVESTIGATION IN FLORIDA. 
way similar to the foregoing save that the notch is absent. It lay on the surface, 
as was the case with all the implements described in this collection. 
A badly battered Fulgur perversum, which probably served as a hoe, came 
from Chokoloskee key (Fig. 38). The body-whorl has been cut away a number 
of inches back. The rude hole above the shoulder is present. There are three 
holes in line somewhat below the shoulder, and a notch. Тһе first and third 
holes, counting from left to right, allowed a handle to pass to the right of, and 
behind, the axis, but as parts of the shell gave way at the third hole, this hole 
Етс. 38.—Shell implement. Chokoloskee Key. (About full size.) 
