Fig. A. Fragments from the rims of pottery vessels typical of two completely independent pottery traditions, one from southern Ontario (two central specimens) and the other from western Michigan and eastern Wisconsin.
Fig. B. Native copper awl.
Fig. C. Native copper finger ring.
Fig. D. Crude stone chisel.
Fig. E. Arrowheads.
Fig. F. Two pottery pipes copied or obtained by trade from the Hurons or the Petuns.
Fig. G. Scrapers.
Fig. H. Large slate scraper.
Courtesy: National Museum of Man, National Museums of Canada.
