Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 379
K IN KNOX AND LICKING COUNTIES. Along the north fork of the Licking River are a number ofmounds situated in the valley and upon the low rolling hills lo-cated on each side of the river. Among the most important is theWilliams ]\Iound, situated in the village of Homer. This moundis sixteen feet high… … lUporl of Field Work. 315 never been disturbed by the plow, being situated in a beautifulgrove of sugar maple about 500 yards from the river, upon a levelplateau, fifteen feet above the river bed. On the north side ofthe mound is a large walnut stump, three feet nine inches indiameter. Large sugar…
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