 ... most valuable secret. They make them so strong and serviceable, however, that they hang them over the fire as we do our iron pots, and boil their meat in them with perfect success. I have seen some few specimens of such manufacture, which have been...  The Canadian Naturalist and Geologist - Page 1901859Full view - About this book
 | 1867 - 1060 lehte
...few »peemens of such manufacture, which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tomb« in the southern and middle States, placed in our eastern museums and...when here this novelty is at once done away with, sad the whole mystery; where women can be seen handling and using them by hundreds, and they can be... | |
 | Charles Colcock Jones - 1873 - 622 lehte
...few specimens of such manufacture, which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the Southern and Middle States, placed in our Eastern museums,...passing them through the kiln where they are hardened." The most minute account is that furnished by Dumont, who, in describing the customs of the Louisiana... | |
 | Charles C. Jones - 1873 - 622 lehte
...few specimens of such manufacture, which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the Southern and Middle States, placed in our Eastern museums,...using them by hundreds, and they can be seen every day iu the summer also, moulding them into many fanciful forms and passing them through the kiln where... | |
 | Charles Colcock Jones - 1873 - 660 lehte
...few specimens of such manufacture, which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the Southern and Middle States, placed in our Eastern museums,...once done away with, and the whole mystery ; where wromen can be seen handling and using them by hundreds, and they can be seen every day in the summer... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology - 1903 - 834 lehte
...few specimens of such manufacture, which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the Southern and Middle states, placed in our Eastern museums,...and they can be seen every day in the summer also, molding them into many fanciful forms and passing them through the kiln where they are hardened.* That... | |
 | Charles Rau - 1882 - 200 lehte
...few specimens of euch manufacture, which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the southern and middle States, placed in our eastern museums and...many fanciful forms, and passing them through the kilns where they are hardened. "t The largest vessels made by the Indians, it seems, were those used... | |
 | Emory Adams Allen - 1885 - 838 lehte
...seen specimens," he continues, " which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the Southern and Middle States, placed in our Eastern museums,...can be seen every day in the summer, also, moulding into many fanciful forms, and passing them through the kilns, where they are hardened." Dr. Rau, speaking... | |
 | Emory Adams Allen - 1887 - 860 lehte
...seen specimens," he continues, " which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the Southern and Middle States, placed in our Eastern museums,...can be seen every day in the summer, also, moulding into many fanciful forms, and passing them through the kilns, where they are hardened.' Dr. Ran, speaking... | |
 | Gates Phillips Thruston - 1890 - 430 lehte
...few specimens of such manufacture which have been dug up in Indian mounds, and tombs in the southern and middle states, placed in our eastern museums,...seen handling and using them by hundreds, and they be seen every day in the summer also, molding them into many fanciful forms and passing them through... | |
 | Horatio Bardwell Cushman - 1899 - 838 lehte
..."I have seen specimens of pottery, which have been dug up in Indian mounds and tombs in the Southern and Middle States, placed in our Eastern museums,..., they can be seen every day in the summer, also, molding into many fanciful forms and passing them through the kilns, where they are hardened. Others,... | |
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