Mit of grave doubts, the subject need not be pursued further here. [Illustration: Fig. 13.--Cincinnati Tablet. (Back.) From Short.] TOUCAN. The _a priori_ probability that the toucan was known to the Mound-Builders
is, of course, much less than that the manatee was, since no species of toucan occurs farther north than Southern Mexico. Its distant habitat also militates against the idea that the Mound-Builders could have acquired a knowledge of the bird from intercourse with southern tribes, or that they received the supposed toucan pipes by way of trade. Without discussing the
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