Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 151
numerous fragments of potteryand chips of flint, bones, hammer stones, etc. While not thelargest village site in the state, it exceeds the average in extent.Fire places can be found in many places. Our trench showed refuse to a depth of two and one-halffeet. At this depth we came upon a yellow clay… … Figure XII. Scene in Tunnel, Wilson Mound, Perry County. Hlash-light Photograph.J Report of Field Work. 145 deer, elk, coon, and small animals; turkey, turtle, fish and snakebones were found. Some were split, others burned and otherssmooth from boiling. Alussells and snails were common.Among the…
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