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English: No. 1. Unmodified shells used for spoons. Mexico and California, 174,494, 131,163

No. 2. Modified shell and rind of gourd. New Guinea and British Guiana, 73,369, 45,669

No. 3. Spoons with projections designed for grasping. Tortoise shell and sea shell. Utah and Florida 77,160, 14,475, 5,437

No. 4. Spoons with worked-out short handles. Shell and horn. Tennessee and Wyoming. Spoons with well-developed handles. Alaska, and Wyoming 165,912, 32,053, 56,011, 165,893

No. 5. Clamshell clamped in wooden handle. Alaska 168, 368

No. 6. Spoon with elaborately carved handle of horn joined to bowl. Alaska, 88,907

No. 7. Spoon painted and decorated with geometric and conventional figures in black and red. Alaska 37,119

No. 8. Spoons of metal. Bronze spoon, Rome ; pewter spoon,England. Modern pewter spoon, England 101, 164, 175, 296
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Source Walter Hough (1922). Synoptic series of objects in the United States National Museum illustrating the history of inventions. Proceedings of the United States National Museum 60 (2404). 1-47, 56 pl.
Author United States National Museum (Smithsonian Institution), Washington D.C.

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