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An Indian Scalping knife, with the handles & the Scabbard ornamented with embroidery of Porcupine Quills, tassells of red hair &c.

A fragment of an Indian Stone tool, flat and having an edge, with the bridle of the flat part bore through

A fragment of a Stone hatchet of the Indians of a Semi transparent Stone like white Soap

A Stone of deep red colour Shaped Something like a hatchet but flatter & not edged

A Small Stone hatchet of the Indians of this country

An Indian tobacco pouch of Skin, the bottom ornamented with an embroidery of Porcupine Quills and tassells of red hair

At Graeme-Park has been found the smallest stone hatchet I have seen

Small Stone hatchet

Several wooden rings covered with porcupine Quills embroidery and tassells of Paroquetts and other birds feathers at the other

One arrow head of quarts 1 inch triangular

A Stone Chissel about 5 inches long and two broad and one thick almost of the same breadth without tapering towards the rounded end

An arrow head of grey Stone 4 inches long

Spearhead Clay Pipe

An Indian stone hatchet, about 6 inches long, very much raised towards the head, the groove not going quite round, leaving a flat part on one of the Sides

An Indian Stone Pestle 14 1/2 inches long and near 3 inches diameter broken at one end