Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 276
t-shaped ornament, is an unique type,not usually found in Ohio. It came from Brinknaven, havingbeen found near the border of Kujx Counly. SPECIMENS IN THE OIIKJ STATIC rNI\EKSITV COI.LIXTIONS. The Ohio State Lniversity has in its collection some veryremarkable specimens. Perhaps the finest piece of… … ]k;i ki; X.\.vV. Out romlh si/.o. IJ.iiidt. -laic oUjeclH, Ohio. 248 0/iio Arch, and His. Societv Pi(blicaiions. There is not the sHg-htest flaw in it. It bears unmistakablesigns of having been worked either with flint, stone or bone tools.or the type known as butterfly-, or banner .stones, we can…
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