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Stone Spear-head

A very compleat and curious vocabulary of the Shawnoe [Shawnee] Language drawn at my request by Col. Richard Butler of the 5th Pa. Regt.

A variety of arrowheads

An Indian tobacco pouch

A Small round Stone Knocker or Tomahawk of this country

An Indian tool of Stone, in the form of a hatchet with two edges but they are not sharp but Squared like the back of a Knife

An indian pipe of a grey Stone in the Shape of a hawk's head with a Shank of wood

Three Stone Spear heads found at Kensington

An arrow head of grey flint, Somewhat Shaped like a heart finely pointed, with a basis

6 arrowheads of white flint

The half of a kind of Indian Stone-tool, Similar to those described in my memoranda for June 1778 & January 1779. found in Byberry Township Philada County

An Indian Council Pipe, the bowl of blackish Stone neatly carved

An Indian pouch of leather the front cover'd with white dear's trotters and hoofs neatly scooped out, Some very Small

A triangular arrowhead of red flint about 1 inche long