PLATE VII

a. Implement made of translucent, bright-green jade.
From its sharpened and rounded edges at both ends it would
seem to have been used as a warclub lashed to the end of
a short handle, or as a skin-scraper used in the hand. It
was procured from a Salish Indian of Fraser river, British
Columbia.

b. Chisel-like celt of whitish-yellow jade, veined with
green, tapering on one lateral side from base to cutting edge,
which latter is beveled on both sides, and having a smoothed
butt. Used asa hand tool, or possibly as a warclub. Found
on the south bank of Fraser river, near Lytton, British
Columbia.