Otis Tufton Mason

Otis Tufton Mason was an American anthropologist and curator known for his contributions to the field of ethnology. He served as a prominent figure at the Smithsonian Institution, where he focused on the study of Native American cultures and artifacts. Mason is particularly recognized for his work "Throwing-sticks in the National Museum," which is part of the Third Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology. His research provided valuable insights into the tools and practices of indigenous peoples, contributing to a deeper understanding of their cultural heritage.