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INTRODUCTION

MONOCOTYLEDONOUS SPECIES

ARECACEAE, Reichenb. (Palm Family)

BROMELIACEAE, J. St. Hil. (Pineapple Family)

DRACAENACEAE, Link. (Yucca Family)

JUNIPERACEAE, Horan (Juniper Family)

POACACEAE, R. Br. (Grass Family)

TYPHACEAE, J. St. Hil. (Cat-tail Family)

ZEA MAYS, L. (Indian Corn)

DIOCOTYLEDONOUS SPECIES

ANONACEAE, D. C. (Custard-Apple Family)

APOCYNACEAE, Lindl. (Dog-bane Family)

ASCLEPIADACEAE, Lindl. (Milkweed Family)

BETULACEAE, Agardh. (Birch Family)

CANNABINACEAE, Lindl. (Hop Family)

DAPHNACEAE (Mezereon Family)

JUGLANDACEAE, Lindl. (Walnut Family)

LINACEAE, Dumort. (Flax Family)

MALVACEAE, Neck. (Mallow Family)

SALICACEAE, Lindl. (Willow Family)

TILIACEAE, Juss. (Basswood Family)

ULMACEAE, Mirbel. (Elm Family)

UMBELLIFERAE

URTICACEAE, Reichenb. (Nettle Family)

OBJECTS FROM SPIRO MOUND, OKLAHOMA

SUMMARY

FIBER PLANTS AS IDENTIFIED

TABLE OF IDENTIFICATIONS

American Museum of Natural History

Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation

Ohio State Historical and Archaeological Museum

Milwaukee Public Museum

University of Kentucky Museum

University of Wisconsin Museum

Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences

McGill University Archaeological Museum

United States National Museum

Peabody Museum, Harvard University