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128 village sites, on which occur celts, banner-stones, pestles, arrow-heads, scrapers, drills, stone pipes, plummets, gouges, together with a little pottery.



Another small hamlet was east of the present outlet, and a burial-place in a gravel-bank, now removed. In the woods a little north is a small mound.

38. There is a village site on the north side of Nine-Mile Creek, with arrows and pottery, and there are others still further north, with fine relics. On one of these, by the shore, the writer obtained a small cup-shaped stone pendant of very rare occurrence, the only one in the Smithsonian collection having come from California.

The site of the ancient Kaneenda, a fishing village of A. D. 1700, was on the west bank of Onondaga Creek. Relics modern, but fine.



39. Town of Salina.—A scattering village stood on lots 61, 62, and 65. Pottery, banner-stones, pestles, and arrow-heads are found, and other remains occur near Liverpool, where was also a village. Bird totems have also been found in this town.