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Image from page 79 of “Tribes of the extreme Northwest” (1877)

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Image from page 79 of “Tribes of the extreme Northwest” (1877)
Camps Bay Beach
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Identifier: tribesofextremen00dalluoft
Title: Tribes of the extreme Northwest
Year: 1877 (1870s)
Authors: Dall, William Healey, 1845-1927 Gibbs, George, 1815-1873. Tribes of western Washington and northwestern Oregon
Subjects: Indians of North America Eskimos Indians of North America Eskimo languages Indians of North America Indians of North America Aleuts
Publisher: Washington, Govt. Print. Office
Contributing Library: Mississauga – University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Text Appearing Before Image:
liPBC (4i8).—Stone, kiiili-, wilb li:inilo iiiclicatiil by ilott.-.l Jim-, t-.lj;^ ground,and bolo for lasbing chipped tbroagb ; Fisblione layer, Amaknak Cave, Amak-nak Island, Captains Bay, Unalasbka, {.

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13058 (120).—Kudc fiiiliepear of gray porphjrito, nppor Fishbone layei, ChichagotT Darbor,Attu Island, { 59 entrance is not more than foiu- feet in height from rock to rock, and is on theside opposite to the beach. It was originally walled up, and the upper borderwas, when first examined, only a foot or two above the level of the outsidesoil. We enlarged it by excavating to its full dimensions for conveniencein working and to light the interior. Disregarding the order of excavation,it may be briefly stated that we found the floor of the cave to be an irreg-ular concave bed of soft porjihyritic rock, covered first by a layer oforganic mold, two feet in thickness in its greatest depth, and inclosing skel-etons and some stone implements. This layer I refer to the Fishing Period.Above this Avas a layer, six or eight inches thick, of kitchen refuse, indicat-ing that the cave had been used as a temporary camping-shelter by occa-sional hunting-parties, rather than as a dwelling-place. This

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Published on 18 August 2021 by Alan Category: ImagesTag: 1877, Extreme, From, image, Northwest, Page, Tribes

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