ppi Valley, page 156, Fig. 44). This re-production is sin « n in Fig. XI. The stone l- the Waverly sandstone,underlying the coal series, thin strata of winch cap the hills bordering these vallevs.The altar bore the marks of tin: and a fewfragments of the Mound-builders orna-ments, a few pearl… … Fig. 9—Skull perforated for Suspension, Mound No. 4. altar. The stones composing the layer cor-responding to the sand stratum were two orthree deep, presenting the appearance of awall which had fallen inwards. MOUND NUMBER FOUR. In this structure were found several skel-etons—all upon the base…
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