PLATE XIV

a. Double-bitted celt of blackish-green mottled jade.
It shows three shallow grooves on one face, and may have
been used as a warclub. From Hotham inlet, Kotzebue

sound, Alaska.
b. Hand-hammer or pestle made of a natural oblong
bowlder of dark-green jade, veined and mottled in darker

colors. It is grooved around nearer one end for a thong to
secure it in the sled or boat while traveling. It was brought
to Nome from the Siberian coast.