Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 381
oor was avery heavy layer of ashes with here and there great quantities ofcharcoal. About ten feet from the edge of the fire pit, we came tothe charred remains of upright posts, as was evidenced by thepreserved charred post tops, beneath which were upright vacantearth molds, made by the charred… … Report oj Field Work. 317 stituting a pre-eminent feature of this mound. The post moldsoutside of the trench were traced by tunneling, as was the entiremound. At the northeast corner of the square, formed by the postmolds, was placed a granite boulder, which would weigh upwardsof 250 pounds.…
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