ng the well known track towards An-derson station. I raised the curtain andpeered out. Presently we were alongsidethe familiar field. A light snow coveredthe remains of our Effigy—whose ancientdead we had removed even from their lastresting place—and made the outlines of thattruly great monument… … ANOTHER GEORGIA IMAGE. The sculptured image, of which I send you front and side photographicviews, is twenty-one inches in height and weighs fifty-six and a half pounds. Thehead, through the ears, is six inches wide, and measures six inches from the chin tothe top of the forehead. Its width through…
Ethnology · Archaeology
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