| Introduction | 57 |
| Basis for the work | 57 |
| Classification of objects and materials | 57 |
| The arts and their distribution | 60 |
| Districts | 60 |
| Descriptive terms | 62 |
| Ground and pecked articles | 62 |
| Grooved axes | 62 |
| Celts | 72 |
| Gouges | 82 |
| Chisels and scrapers | 83 |
| Chipped celts | 86 |
| Hematite celts | 86 |
| Pestles | 87 |
| Pitted stones | 91 |
| Cupped stones | 91 |
| Mullers | 93 |
| Grinding and polishing stones | 93 |
| Hammerstones | 94 |
| Grooved stones other than axes | 95 |
| Mortars | 96 |
| Sinkers | 97 |
| Perforated stones | 98 |
| Discoidal stones | 99 |
| Spuds | 109 |
| Plummets | 110 |
| Cones | 113 |
| Hemispheres | 114 |
| Paint stones | 115 |
| Ceremonial stones | 115 |
| Functions and purposes | 115 |
| Gorgets | 116 |
| Banner stones | 120 |
| Boat-shape stones | 124 |
| Picks | 125 |
| Spool-shape ornaments | 125 |
| Bird-shape stones | 125 |
| Shaft rubbers | 126 |
| Tubes | 126 |
| Pipes | 128 |
| Chipped stone articles | 132 |
| Materials and manufacture | 132 |
| Spades | 133 |
| Turtlebacks | 136 |
| Smaller chipped implements | 139 |
| Materials and modes of manufacture | 139 |
| Classification of the implements
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