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Title: Notes of sites of Huron villages in the township of Tiny, Simcoe County, and adjacent parts. Prepared with a view to the identification of those villages visited and described by Champlain and the early missionaries
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Hunter, Andrew F. (Andrew Frederick), 1863-1940
Subjects: Huron Indians
Publisher: Toronto Warwick & Rutter
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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e end is damaged.Has the appearance of the ems bein^shaped as if to form han-dles. Present length, 9 13-l4 inches. Length of cutting portion, 4inches. Width of blade, % inches. Greatest thickness on back, %inch. Piece of brass f^rom same lot, slighlty sharpened on edge:(questionable aboriginal article). A large iron Pjrench axe, from lot 15, con..\, Eldon Tp., donat-ed by Mr. A. Eer^ison, Glenarm P.O., has been\educed by aborig-inal methods to/present size. Unlike Fig. 79, p. 3d, Arch. Reportfor 91, thisyone had a slice from the lower portioV of the bladeremoved, ejfas of two long cuts, one on each side, and across cut atthe botto^i remain to show how this was done. This axe^bears thesame mffkers stamp as far as can be made out, as Fig. 79. rniall stone celt, N.P.R., lot 3, Bexley, from John BlaclStriped and clouded grey oblong slate gorget, with two liSJes.■1 6 inches bv 1 7-16, by % thick. From Wards Far!lexley P.O., donated by Mrs. R. Campbell, Kirkfield P.O. rvA«ri,, MPmUl „*
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL I; Explanations of the Map.—The small squares indicate the positions of the tots indicate the boner its. Dotted lines show the forest trails. The shading shows tl;ong the base of each line of shading.

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