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A very compleat and curious vocabulary of the Shawnoe [Shawnee] Language drawn at my request by Col. Richard Butler of the 5th Pa. Regt.

One arrow head of reddish stone 1inch long

An Indian belt of blue glass wampum

An Indian Stone hatchet 5 1/2 inches long 3 1/2 broad, of the usual Shape and Kind of Stone found at the vineyard [blank] miles from Philada.

Longer arrow head black flint

A Small triangular Stone Chissel

Small Stone hatchet

A Small arrow head of White flint

A vizor or mask of wood representing a ghastly human face, the colour of an Indian

A fragment of a Stone hatchet of the Indians of a Semi transparent Stone like white Soap

Triangular quartz arrowhead

An Indian Stone pipe, round & flatt both Sides with a rim round it about the Size of a Dollar & near An inch thick

An Indian head dress, formed of two pieces of leather covered of curious embroidery of Porcupine Quills in various colours with a tassell of owls feathers dyed red, at one end

A small arrowhead about 2/3 of an Inch, said to have been made use of by the Indians to bleed with

An Indian Council Pipe, the bowl of blackish Stone neatly carved