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" Animal figure, in base metal plated with gold. double loop of wire which extends along the back and incloses a line of minute balls or nodes. The peculiar wings and tail will be best understood by referring to the illustration. The foundation metal is... "
The Use of Gold and Other Metals Among Ancient Inhabitants of Chiriqui ... - Page 21
by William Henry Holmes - 1887 - 27 pages
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Bibliography of the Eskimo Language, Volumes 1-6

James Constantine Pilling - Eskimo languages - 1887 - 538 pages
...welded together by pressure or hammering. The eyes are globular and are encircled by the ends of a Flo. 16. Animal figure, in base metal plated with gold....yellow gold. The profile view gives a good idea of the thickness of tbe metal and of tbo relief of the parts. Two rings or loops of doubled wire are attached...
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Bibliography of the Eskimo Language, Volumes 1-6

James Constantine Pilling - Eskimo languages - 1887 - 544 pages
...together by pressure or hammering. The eyes are globular and are encircled by the euds of a Flo. 18. Animal figure, in base metal plated with gold. double...line of minute balls or nodes. The peculiar wings anTl tail will be best understood by referring to the illustration. The foundation metal is much corroded,...
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Annual Reports, Volume 6

1888 - 768 pages
...welded together by pressure or hammering. The eyes are globular and are encircled by the ends of a double loop of wire which extends along the back and incloses a line of mimite balls or nodes. The peculiar wings and tail will be best understood by referring to the illustration....
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The Californian, Volume 3

Charles Frederick Holder - California - 1893 - 886 pages
...wire neatly coiled and welded to gether. The eyes are globular, and are encircled by the ends of a double loop of wire which extends along the back and incloses a line of minute balls or nodes. The peculiarity of the wings and tail is noticeable. Two rings or loops of doubled wire are attached to...
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The Californian, Volume 3

Charles Frederick Holder - California - 1893 - 856 pages
...and are encircled by the ends of a double loop of wire FIG. 12 — BRONZE BKI.L WITH HUMAN FEATUKES. along the back and incloses a line of minute balls or nodes. The peculiarity of the wings and tail is noticeable. Two rings or loops of doubled wire are attached to...
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