. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1905, . Fig. 3. (23,968) about J dia. 1904 ARCH.^iOLOGICAL REPORT. 19 Another and a much larger specimen of this kind is figured here(figure 3, 23,968) from lot 17, concession 12, Blenheim is of coarse, gritty limestone, and lias on its surface only onegroove eight inches and a quarter long, from five-eighths to three-fourths of an inch wide, and from three-eighths to three-fourths ofan inch deep. The ungrooved portion of the stone has also beenused for rubbing purposes. This specimen is part of the W. J. Wintemberg collection. Womans Knife, (Un


. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1905, . Fig. 3. (23,968) about J dia. 1904 ARCH.^iOLOGICAL REPORT. 19 Another and a much larger specimen of this kind is figured here(figure 3, 23,968) from lot 17, concession 12, Blenheim is of coarse, gritty limestone, and lias on its surface only onegroove eight inches and a quarter long, from five-eighths to three-fourths of an inch wide, and from three-eighths to three-fourths ofan inch deep. The ungrooved portion of the stone has also beenused for rubbing purposes. This specimen is part of the W. J. Wintemberg collection. Womans Knife, (Unfinished).The appearance of the womans knife—broad and thin—wouldlead one to suppose that in every case the article had been produced. Fig. 4. (1,590) full size. from a piece of easily split schist or slate. No doubt material ofthis kind was chosen when procurable, but Huronian slate, whichseems to have been the preferred kind of stone for this and a fewother purposes, does not lend itself readily to the splitting process,and the thinness to which such implements have been reduced is,probably, to a large extent, the result of rubbing down. Unfin-ished, or only partly made specimens of this kind are comparativelyrare, but the few that have been found indicate the necessity of muchgrinding or rubbing to bring them into shape. • Figure 4, (1,590) was found by Mr. llobert Martin on his farmlot 27, con. 6, Scarboro township. Until a somewhat recent date, tools of this kind were in use amongthe Eskimo. Stone File.


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