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English: Facsimiles of the characters observed upon pieces of Nehalem wax.
The first is also seen In the photograph of the specimen now in Portland City Museum. Numbers 2 to 8 inclusive were reported to Dr. Diller. Numbers 9, 10, and 11 are from tracings made by D. S. Boyakin, of Nehalem, 9 and 10 being upon the same cake. Number 12 was upon a cake reported by Professor Davidson. The size of the cake bearing number 1 was about 20×6×16 Inches, while the cake bearing numbers 9 and 10 was about 20×12×4 inches. |
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| Source | Oregon Historical Quarterly volume 9 page 40 |
| Author | O. F. Stafford |
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