In line 14 of "The Indian Burying Ground," Freneau mentions "arrows, with a head of bone" that are buried with the deceased. These arrowheads, made of stone or bone, may be contrasted with the headstones put on Christian graves. In about 100 words, compare the different views of death revealed by stone arrowheads versus gravestones.

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