Pre-Colombian Jamaica: Caribbean Archeology and Ethnohistory

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Plate IV. Images, Pestles, and Mealing- Stones 42
Plate V. Pottery from Various Caves 46
Figures: 1, Halberstadt. 2, Vere. 3, Pedro. 4, Negril. 5,
Goat Island. 6 and 7, Cambridge Hill.
Plate VI. Pottery from Various Caves 48
Fig. 1, Richmond Hill Cave. Fig. 2, calcedony beads
from Vere. 3, Dryland St. Mary.
Plate VII. Rock- Carvings at Mountain River, St. Johns 50
Map of the Island of Jamaica Showing the Distribution of
Aboriginal Indian Remains 52
The figures on Plate Ia are from photographs by Prof. Haddon. Figures 5–7,
Plate V, and figure 1, Plate VI, are from photographs by Mr. J.W.C. Brennan.
Figure 3, Plate VI, and the two figures on Plate VII, are from photographs by
Mr. J. F. Brennan. All the drawings, except Figure XII, copied from Smithsonian
Report, 1884, and Figure XI, which is a reproduction of an engraving in
“Archaeologia,” 1803, have been made by the author.
[Errata below have been corrected in this edition. Original document was set
in two columns.]
Plates IV, V, VI, VII have received Arabic instead of the usual Roman
numerals.
Page 24, second column, for Plate IV, read Plate VI, figure 1, for Plate V,
read Plate V, figure 5.
Page 28, first column, for Plate IV, read Plate VI, figure 1.
Page 28, second column, for Plate IV, read Plate V, figure 5.
Page 29, first column, for Plate IV, read Plate V, figure 2.
Page 30, first column, for Plate IV, read Plate V, figure 4.
Page 32, first column, for Plate II, read Plate I.