the tail being50 feet long. Its feet are fourteen feetin diameter; and its elevation the same asNo. 2, five feet high at head, tapering downto the ground at the tip of the tail. Theyare headed in the same direction, to thesouthwest, the smaller one ten rods south-west of the other. West of No. 2… … Jar fum near the Eflir^y Mounds. Fragments of pottery ware are very com-mon here about the old fields and villagesites, but very few entire vessels have everbeen recovered. This spring, after thefreshets had laid open an ancient Indiangrave, I found the upper half of a large,finely-finished jar;…
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