onicalmounds at the western side of the villagesite in which, it is related by the Indian tra-ditioners, a part of the exterminated peoplewere buried. The locality is rich in stoneand pottery remains, and more bone imple-ments have been found upon the surfacehere than in any other place in the… … Edward S. Golson while co-operating withthe author in a preliminary examination ofthe village site. It is now in the PeabodyMuseum at Cambridge, Mass., to which in-stitution it was presented, and was the firstcomplete cache to be received by the Mu-seum. Second—Golson Cache No. II. consistedof 59…
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