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Internet Archive / Gemological Institute of America / https://archive.org/details/FossilsOfAllKindsDigestedIntoAMethodSuitabl…IMAGE INFORMATION

An Indian Stone Chissel without any groove

Object Status:

Unlocated

Accession Date:

May 1781

Primary Source Reference:

Du Simitière Memorandum Books, Library of Congress, fol. 58v

Additional Source Text:

"Exactly of the form of one represented in Dr. Woodward's Fossils of all Kinds digested into a method, p. 37 fig. 3. the upper figure, it is of a blackish Stone and was found up in a plantation 2 miles from Philada."

Notes:

John Woodward (1665-1728), Fossils of all kinds, digested into a method, suitable to their mutual relation and affinity (London, 1728); the illustration Du Simitière refers to is pictured here.

The donor was a Quaker Philadelphia hatter.