A. Fragments from the rims of typical pottery vessels.
B. Soapstone pipe stem modified into a pendant.
C. Bear canine pendant above and a bone harpoon to the right.
D. Arrowhead manufactured from an exotic chert from Ohio.
E. Two different varieties of scrapers.
F. Arrowhead varieties with the specimen to the far right being modified into a drill.
G. Two varieties of stone pipes. The presence of smoking pipes does not always indicate the use of tobacco since a wide range of other plants could have been smoked.
H. Knife made from Pennsylvania jasper.
I. Polished slate pendant.
J. Stone pottery decorator. Such implements would have been used to make impressions similar to those on the illustrated rims sherds (A).
Courtesy: Canadian Museum of Civilization, National Museums of Canada (S87-1298)
