Fig. A. Fragments from the rims of typical pottery vessels.
Fig. B. Beaver incisor knife.
Fig. C. Native copper axe.
Fig. D. Scrapers.
Fig. E. Native copper awl.
Fig. F. Anvil stone that was also used as a hammerstone.
Fig. G. Polished stone adze.
Fig. H. Dart heads: all these varieties are also typical of the preceding Archaic culture in the same general area.
Fig. I. Elements from a necklace found around a young child's neck. The beads consist of native copper from the Lake Superior area and marginella shell beads from the Atlantic coast. Two ground bear canines were also strung on the necklace.
Fig. J. Polished slate gorget or pendant.
Courtesy: National Museum of Man, National Museums of Canada
