. Bulletin. Ethnology. Stone mortar with Basket hopper; california WOODEN mortar,. archeologic finds made by Cushing at Key Marco, Fla., are a number of small cup- like mortars with mallet-shaped pestles, handsomely formed and carefully fin- ished. HUPA MORTAR WITH BASKET HOPPERS. (MASON) size stone mortars vary from that of the tiny paint cup found among the toilet articles of the warrior to the substan- tial basin holding several gallons. The larger ones, especially those exca- V a t e d in rock masses, were probably often used for "; (See Food.) The substances pulver
. Bulletin. Ethnology. Stone mortar with Basket hopper; california WOODEN mortar,. archeologic finds made by Cushing at Key Marco, Fla., are a number of small cup- like mortars with mallet-shaped pestles, handsomely formed and carefully fin- ished. HUPA MORTAR WITH BASKET HOPPERS. (MASON) size stone mortars vary from that of the tiny paint cup found among the toilet articles of the warrior to the substan- tial basin holding several gallons. The larger ones, especially those exca- V a t e d in rock masses, were probably often used for "; (See Food.) The substances pulverized in mortars were the various minerals used for paint, potsherds and shells for tempering clay, etc., medicinal ftnd ceremonial substances. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
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