[263] Champlain in Howe, p. 105; Gookin, p. 152; Willoughby, p. 154; Wood, p. 102.
[264] Champlain in Howe, p. 105.
[265] Ibid.
[266] Willoughby, p. 154.
[267] Champlain in Howe, p. 105; Wood, p. 102.
[268] Champlain in Howe, p. 105.
[269] Once a bowl was thus far completed, it is reported that they would “soak it in their minerall springs to dye it”; Bushnell, p. 675.
[270] Pring, p. 58.
[271] Byers, p. 16.
[272] The weight of even a large version of this canoe (9-passenger) did not exceed 60 pounds; Pring, p. 58.