Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 267
inthe north-central part of the Fort. In winter and during rainyweather these jionds contain water, and could be made to iioldVol. I —17. {257j 258 Ohio Archccological and Historical Quarterly. and retain almost any desired quantity. The entire circumfer-ence of the wall for at least one hundred… … SCAIvE—80 Poles to the Inch. their permanent residence. A partial answer at least may bem^de to this question from an examination of the evidences ofthe former existence, of a considerable village or settlementabout one mile south of the summit of the hill. At this pointthe ground is somewhat…
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