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An Indian head dress made of a band of brown Skin with hair on

Three Stone Spear heads found at Kensington

An indian Spear head of a grey Stone about 5 inches long 2 broad at the basis & but ill shaped

A Small Stone hatchet

A Stone ring of a dark grey colour, four inches diameter and an inch 1/4 high outside

One arrow head of black stone 1 inch long

An Indian Stone hatchet made out of natural Stone of a dark grey colour and flattish

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

Some moosedeer or orignals' hair, dyed red

A small arrowhead about 2/3 of an Inch, said to have been made use of by the Indians to bleed with

Two arrow heads of whitish pebbles

Small Stone hatchet

A Stone Hatchet

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

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