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as the former, with this exception, that he had no feathered [ ], neither had he a fan in his hand. The hair which still remained on their heads was entire. That of the female was of a yellow cast, and of a very [ ] texture. Both male and female, by their hairs, afforded [ ] evidence, as some of those who saw their supposed, of European or Adriatic extraction. The female was, where she deceased, of about the age of 14. The male was somewhat younger. The cave in which they were forward, abounded in [ ], copperas, alum [ ]. The whole of this covering, with the baskets, was perfectly sound, without any marks of decay. The eyes of those persons seemed perfectly sound, only somewhat [ ] below the ordinary position in the socket, caused by their dry state. De Soto, in his March in 1539, 1540, saw great members of these mantles, See, in chapter 5, [ ] where his march in described. After crossing Mississippi, and arriving at the Indian towns on the west side of it, which the inhabited abandoned at his approach, he found there great numbers of matters. See also of the same ch: 4, sec. 4, where it is stated that the Mexicans made such feathered mantfes. In the island of O-why-hee, in the Pacific ocean, in the year 1777, when captain Cook visited then, the king and his chiefs were drafted in red feathered