Ontario Sessional Papers, 1901, . r-able taste. The other markings aresuch as we find on numerous potteryfragments. For this interesting specimen weare indebted to Mr. Neil Sinclair, whofound it on lot 25, concession 2,Fenelon pot here figured was found ina Mountain face crevice on lob 10, , Olinton township, Lincoln county, byMr. Emmerson Grobb, and was presented tothe Museum by Mr. T. W, Moyer, of Camp-den. Although not in perfect condition it issufficiently so to show^ its complete form. Aportion of the edge on the farther side isbroken to a depth of three inches.

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Ontario Sessional Papers, 1901, . r-able taste. The other markings aresuch as we find on numerous potteryfragments. For this interesting specimen weare indebted to Mr. Neil Sinclair, whofound it on lot 25, concession 2,Fenelon pot here figured was found ina Mountain face crevice on lob 10, , Olinton township, Lincoln county, byMr. Emmerson Grobb, and was presented tothe Museum by Mr. T. W, Moyer, of Camp-den. Although not in perfect condition it issufficiently so to show^ its complete form. Aportion of the edge on the farther side isbroken to a depth of three inches. Long ex-posure to the weather has rendered it some-what fragile, and the drip from overhangingrocks has left a slight deposit of lime on por-tions of the surface both inside and has ornamental markings round the lip andon the outside only. The situation in whichEig. 27 (21883) ^ dia. this vessel was found would connect it with the Attiwandarons, or Neutrals, a people but poorly represented in the mus-eum by this class of Fig. 26 (21759)—J dia.

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