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Indirect percussion method practised by Apache Indians

Swazie witch-doctor, smelling out a sorcerer

Manden bone tools used in the preparation of stone implements, North Dakota.

Manufacture of Stone implements, North American Indians.

Showing a device used by American Indians for holding stones

Crutch-like wooden flaking-tools used by American Indians

Scraper of stone mounted in handle

Iron staff surmounted by pellet balls and grotesque figures. African [?]

Obsidian blade mounted in ornamental handle, from Admiralty

Indirect percussion method practised by Wintun Indians of North America in manufacturing stone implements

Manner of striking a stone where the edge is sharp to shew direct percussion.

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