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spear point in question had a hole at that the mcilusean iauna oi Prince

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one end. w which a bladder was at- Jldward Island is peculiar. and as

tached when it little- shown by others. the survival o! the "ti". '1" "ﬁlm" ti" ‘W!’ W1!" "P oyster there calls our attention to

detached from the shalt. The local-

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oi this bivavle are common. which "pumm Pun“ mwm The two stone implements which I

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' . have been recorded from New Bruns- rockwasnotthosameasthatwhich is iound in situ on" the island. Both

wick and Nova Scotia. The naarut weredioritaandwhileihsy may have locum’ “om wmch “m”: up“. been brought there ‘in glacial driit.

ments have been recorded ‘is the Island o! Merigomish, from which Dr. were certainly not obtained iromthe Patwrmn dug up ﬁgment‘ o! ‘m’ rock in place. Similar stone impis- inents are recorded or reported iron: several- localities on the island. and in most. ii not all instanses. these cells are oi the same rock. icmign to the island. _ ' _ Ml‘. Newson. oi Charlottetown, has given me a drawing o! a pipe irom Prince Edward Island similar to the curious specimen from Nova Beotla, ilgured by Mr. Piers, and now inthe Provinciaidlduseum at Haiiisx. h!!! Imlllomente . Dr. Patterson's interesting discov- eryin Nova Bcotia o! ivory spear Points. similar to those used by the Eiqllimlux. seem to ms to narrow the question oi how these implements came to Nova scotia to two alterna- ‘tlvel. eitherJhis bonal peoplé-fqg. mtrly nosed as rsr south as Meri- ilomish. which is m s. lower names man Prince Edward Island, or they lmllroleod their mode oi hunting the wllrua 1mm the natives or, the island. We know that the. walrus fltqlionicd the coast oi Prince Ed- ward land up to ’wlth1u.hhmc tiln In hot. in early days their ﬁll) was a considerable industry. "WWW 800d skulls Of this mammal

copper knives. These objects are now in the Museum oi Daihotisie College, Halifax, the authorities oi which institution kindly allowed ml to examine the ‘action. Mr. Piers. in his article. mentions eighteen specimens oi copper in the Provincial Museum at Haliiax. which were collected\at Biachmanrfs Beach. Lunenburg, Nova Scotis. They con- sist oi nuggets oi copper. some oi which are somewhat" hammered. well- made kniie blades and pointed imple- ments. Evidently this copper is the native ora found in Nova Scotia and iashioncd into rude implements by hammering in much the same way as the copper implements oi the Ohio mounds. Thus iar. however, the graves oi the Micmec Indians ’ have not yielded any metallic object which compares with those oi the mounds. but it is highly susseetivo thlt m? artyoi working copper was known to

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