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	  			   Click to enlarge | Very early smoking pipe – likely Glacial Kame culture.
	      Discovered by Tom Bellinger in Union Township, LaPorte County, Indiana.
	      Length = 2 7/8” ; diameter = 2”. Made of highly polished cannel
	      coal. Tom Bellinger photographs. Read about this and other interesting
	      items in The Hopewell Connection: Drug Lords Along the Ohio by
	      Richard Michael Gramly, Ph.D., North Andover, Massachusetts. See this and other great relics in the CSASI 2022
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		    Click to enlarge | Figure 6. Native copper celt or adze weighing 5 pounds,
	      4 ounces, which was recovered by a backhoe at GE Mound (the Mount Vernon
	      site), Posey County, Indiana. It measures 11.5” (29.2 cm) in length.
	      Note decayed leather remnants and adhering drilled pearl beads. This
	      specimen has been stabilized. See Gramly 1997a: 36.  Read about this
	      and other interesting items in The Hopewell Connection: Drug Lords
	      Along the Ohio by Richard Michael Gramly, Ph.D., North Andover, Massachusetts. See this and other great relics in the CSASI 2022
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	    Click to enlarge | Full-groove bi-pointed war club heads. Read about these
	      and other interesting items in Grooved Stone War Club Heads by Edmund
            Butkus, Crown Point, Indiana
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