her tribeshortly after the interment took place, dugdown to the bodies and robbed them oftheir valuables. We have found moundswhich did not appear to have been disturbedin recent times, or, in fact, within severalhundreds of years, which present just suchconditions. It is possible, but is it… … Fig. II[—Altar from Mound No. 18. ceased and offerings from his friends wereplaced with his remains? Was their fearof the supernatural sufficiently strong toprevent them from robbing the grave? No. 19 was an example of a mound whichhad been previously disturbed. A stonelayer was found extending…
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