Stone Art / Thirteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1891-1892, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1896, pages 47-178.

CONTENTS

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
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