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DAY WITH THE TilE ANCIENT INDIAN IN MILLARD AREA ABEA The finest collection of ancient Indian Indian In In- dian dlan artifacts now In Millard Count Coun Coun- ty t Is owned by the brothers Barclay and Emory John of Clear Lake Their collection Includes arrowheads In many varieties spear points scrapers scra- scra pers knives once In halts hafts metates manos pottery pottery- pottery In fact covers the entire field for stone Implements such as are found In this area As to arrowheads thoy they have two In particular slender delicate in a beautiful brownish red finish with lighter streaks In the stone ston exquisItely exquisitely exquisitely cut cut and worth lots of money Such arrowheads are precious and andrare andrare andrare rare some day when this area 10 la all 11 gathered they will command a high price They have borers or perforators called by some awls though the Economy kP MER MERLet For B 38 K KLet Let Us Show You usual application is to reserve awl for a tool used in textiles sewing weaving basket making and kindred kindred kindred kin kin- dred uses and apply the tho term borer or perforator to tools u used ed in drilling drilling drill drill- ing stone wood or other hard sub sub- stance A A frequent use for a perforator perforator per per- is to bore h holes les in pot pottery so that a jug JUE Ju or water bottle spay may ay be suspended by thongs Also to bore for tor a necklace No quarrel though with whichever word you use Ul Obsidian knives they have galore I And aa as B to ornamental tiny little delicate del del- delicate del I I arrow tips Ups possibly never mado made for Dr shooting but for ornament cep ceremonial uso UBO and so ao forth forth they thoy have oodles Some of these fellows would be fit for the deer skin robe of a dusky princess even even now Aa As to kind of material Im I'm Im I'm not posted but thought they had Jasper obsidian flint possibly cha chalcedony and some In quartzite That rare ti Bone awls for tor sewing sewing of splint bones bonea of animals small slender And nicely pointed Pottery As S to pottery pottery- some that I have not seen here bore before which is a pattern pattern pat vat tern that Barclay calls Checkerboard Checkerboard Checkerboard Checker board The pattern is not made by plastering mud into a basket with a woven design In the basket On the contrary I think it Is made by indenting Indenting in indenting In- In denting the pot when somewhat plastic plas- plas tic Uc with the whittled end of a reed say tule stem or cat tall stem with the open grainy appearance which those plan plants have The p pattern is unvarying In position and all aU the Indentations indentations indentations in In- having the same samo slant apparently sustaining that theory of ot manufacture I do not think the indented pattern is made by the manner manner manner man man- ner of f coiling up the rope of mud or ribbon of clay in making the I J Intend some day to brush a pl piece ce with oil oU and make a plaster cast to tosea I sea soa the tha pattern in reverse It may then be identified and reproduced Th That t ware Is gray in color I Where now Is barren sand was once a thick growth of tules so that the reeds for this thia decoration were anciently an an- quite handy Barclay has hn on one on fragment of ot dull kedish brown the only piece I have bave evor ever 8 seen en In this thia area of that color Whether brought her hero here In trade or mado made here arises Met Metates tes ane and They Ther havo have two thirty two metate and among that number somo some excellent ones Barclay carried one possibly of ot lbs Ibs or more two miles to get it to his car Such Buch 1 is the spirit of a collector These Thes metates vary all the tho way from the rudest crudest Tough ones but slightly used up to the deeply worn beauties which show generations generations genera genera- tlona of at household usage He has them of small medium and large in all kinds kinda of stone from tho the finest gra grained ned kind up to the rough lava laTa And as as to manor manoa and rub st stones nea polishers knock atones stones pl pieces e. e of every conceivable use use he ho hohas has haa practically every variety and actually actually ac ac- ac- ac by the tha dozens A CURIOSITY One piece that Emory Is very proud of or la is I a long narrow fragment of or what r I take to be lime with one surface that naturally has a high polish this face race bears t q number of thin markings markIngs markIngs mark- mark Ings finely cut on I it dating back to a long Urns time before Columbus Columb set foot on our ou shores This marking is Just a surface scratching not deep and the he patterns resemble the rude wor work of ot pre possibly Basket Basket Bas Bas- ket Maker though I do not wish to tobe be he tie strong in that statement Zigzags Zigzags Zigzags Zig Zig- dots slanting lines drawn like hatching possibly in one place a crude terrace But terrace But that is mostly conjecture Anyway it is an interesting interesting inter Inter- esting enigma r I would like to have havo some Bome one whose opinion carries carrea authority pass on that stone atone and give a really scientific scientific sc entitle interpretation of it Because of the soft Bolt nature of our soil and so 80 easily taken up by a high wind there thero is la no determination deter deter- possible where it was found The Tha soil at Clear Lake is soft Iron and if it once under the surface the winds have now bared the finds and artifacts are found on the tho sur sur- face Thero There ara an no layers in that area to lead to a determination of occupancy nor relative age of dating An AD Amulet Piece or Neck Ornament Emory found a trilobite of the Middle Cambrian king kingi Meek brought possibly from Antelope Springs in the House Range where they are found foun to be put by bythe bythe bythe the Indian with his other trinkets of Heap good medicine and found by Emory among Indian artifacts And te a one Emory found was BORED BOR BOR- ED mn I That indicates necklace use I Ihara hays hara found them not borod bored among the cheat choit bon bons of the old warrior that they were in 1 COALO COALL C COAL 0 A 1 Place your order now fO for for I l O 0 coal for the coming winter We Ve sell and recommend f SPRING CANYON COAL A M Glean Clean and d Efficient You'll i like it r v- v w Place Ic your o r order immediately y L t Phone 42 2 I When you you buy huy our coal yo you you buy the best Gardner Koiter With every purchase we will give a ticket for ROGERS SILVERWARE Trade here and get that extra value J Jan an amulet pouch or bag and worn around the to neck but I have never found a bored one ono The trilobite was seen not to be bethe bethe bethe the work of man hence supernatural al aI and highly potent as magic magic- Heap good medicine The owner was Immune from froOm shooting by his enemy unless that dratted enemy were possessor possessor possessor pos pos- sessor of better medicine medicine Last Sunday Barclay found one and I found two trilobites among the ancient Indian finds I was tickled plumb pink It was a very fitting prelude to a aday aday aday day In the field to Inspect this collection collection collection col col- lection of the John brothers As Isaid I Isaid Isaid said It Is the largest most varied collection of Indian artifacts now inthe In Inthe inthe the county L. L L L. L Ashby exceeded them In arrowheads only but not In total material of other kinds A Day Out With Barclay r T got Into Lizzie and rattled down downto to Clear Lake Yes Im I'm using the right words Barclay said Now youre you're not to tell all those yahoos where I took you So see It If you can find out Under Barclays Barclay's piloting I picked up first a shirt pocket full fun then both pants pockets full fuU soon an outside outside outside out out- side coat pocket and later the other one too Providentially I had taken along a stout paper bag ten and in less than three hours we had hac that as ae full as I wanted That shows that was good As we walked along Barclay said You want obsidian obsidian- theres there's a n chunk And he caused me to pick pickup pickup pickup up a chunk weighing 3 32 lbs Ibs the largest piece I have ever yet han ban dIed He says the source is 30 miles from there I will go to that outcropping now soon I was chug along in high when Barclay said Whops Not so fast man Youre You're not looking He pointed to an old bone awl I had stepped over which was all aU but decayed decayed decayed de de- and gone much weather worn the point still entire a piece which had lain many many years Old as It It battered beyond further use it Jt Is worth wort Just even even seven million mullion mil mul- lion Uon shining do dollars Try to buy It for less If It the old article could talk what a tale It could unfold But that I am forbid the secrets of my prison house to tell I could a tale unfold untold whose lightest word would harrow up thy soul freeze thy youngblood youngblood young youngblood blood make make thy two eyes like stars start start from their spheres and thy ty knotted and combined locks to part and each particular hair to stand on end like quills on the tho fretful porcu porcu- pine Every bit of that What generations In health sickness sickness sickness sick sick- ness dea death h. h raids ambush bu burial lal- lal all manner of or lifes life's experiences hasn't hasn't hasn't has has- nt that old awl sewed for It has stitched the baby in Us its case case bedecked the bride in finery over whitened buckskin and sewed the war shirt of a painted brave Yea Yes and when lifes life's course for him was run sewed up the burIal burial bur bur- ial lal shroud he was laid away in That simple little tool entered Into Intoe the tha e lives ot of that forgotten long race J as lB possibly no other implement they used We know that a tomahawk would find use for forwar war only a pot vot for tor cooking cooking cooking- but this title tool in all phases of mundane existence from birth until after death death death- its service more wholly universal than any other object used its applications applications applications fitting a greater variety of events And yet there are those people who have to be told in words In In words mind you all these things that a good listener can get from the article article article arti arti- cle itself without it so much as sayIng saying saying say say- ing a a. single syllable But then ten some persons have let their image making powers atrophy from disuse or or or listless inattention We walked on a little further Barclay said Here Hero it is can you beat that tat as he led me to what he was searching for for for- forn fora a n small elevation elevation eleva eleva- tion where lay some Jogs logs some half- half buried burled charcoal of or a n former fire and anda a hatful of rejected of or ian No doubt it was a a. fireplace in a former where manu- manu in obsidian was practiced and pottery fired for fragments of pottery were scattered all aU around We were loath to leave the place so interesting was It Finally when I pulled myself away Barclay who was a n few feet in advance and Impatient impatient impatient tient to load lead me to the next wonder said in a low tone I wont both bother r this and you OU wont as long as I m with you either elthor Brings bad luck and as he spoke my eye followed to where lay a skull skull skull- mayhap o of the very Owner of the we had Just stood at The skull was much the worse for forthe forthe forthe the elements Maybe the man was burled buried at death but in that soft soil the wind whipped up UV grain after grain until all vestige of or covering was removed and there gazing into eternity until Mother Earth completes com COOl completes the tho task of taking back to herself herself herself her her- self her offspring lay all that was left of the time one warrior We Ve left the gruesome find ruminating ruminating ruminating rumi rumi- on the vanity of all earthly existence For to this do we come by and by Dumps A of Rejects Barclay still piloted Now wh do yoU you make o 0 that Before my astonished gaze was where a 1 workman workman workman work work- man had gotten up walked outside his teepee with an or er or blanket full of the obsidian obsidian- he was M working on on through with fInIshed finished finished fin fIn- as no longer fit t tot tot- t- t trW rW farther er r effort effort ef ef- fort and dumped the whole lot on the ground He had whacked this lu lump p and splintered off oft a spall or thumped that one with a hammerstone hammerstone hammer- hammer stone stone stone- great chunks taken out and what was left Oh dump it any any anywhere anywhere anywhere where will do do he no told his hU squaw I think you will quite agree with me that we spout spent a fine day I picked picked picked pick pick- ed a white arrowhead that I wouldn't take Just sixteen m million million mon dollars for Going to have it made up into a watch fob some Bome day and make you all Jealous I thank Barclay for the tho pleasure ot of the day |