Jones lists the items as follows: 1. Ancient axe; 2. Spears; 3. Axe and spear heads; 4. Bow; 5. Arrows; 6. Tomahawk and pipe of Peace; 7. Ornamented war club; 8. Knife; 9. Arrow heads. As iron was so clearly superior to bone, bark, and stone, the Indians were eager to accept European weapons, tools and utensils. In their turn, the Europeans adopted from the native peoples their means of summer and winter transport in the interior: the canoe, toboggan and snowshoe.
Courtesy: Peter Jones, History of the Ojibway Indians (London: A.W. Bennett, 1861), opposite page 131
