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Explore the fascinating world of Native American hunting techniques with "Throwing-sticks in the National Museum" by Otis T. Mason. This meticulously prepared republication delves into the history and use of throwing sticks as weapons and hunting tools. Originally published as part of the Third Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology in 1890, this catalog examines the throwing sticks held in the collection of the National Museum.
A valuable resource for those interested in ethnology and archaeology, this study provides insights into the cultural and social aspects of Native American life. Discover the significance of these ingenious implements, their construction, and their role in hunting practices. Learn about a bygone era and the ingenuity of Native American peoples through this detailed examination of their tools and traditions. A must-read for enthusiasts of North American history, weapons, and the enduring legacy of Native American culture.
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