Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 209
at layagainst it. Such findsas thig were noted atscores of places through-out the stone por- The south wall cut across abones; the part that was leftof this occupied a spaceof about one by two feet.The remains of one per-son lay on the rock floor,head towards the east ;near the skull was asmall… … Stoyie Graves in Drown County, Ohio. 199 tion of this burial place; and while, in a few instances the peculiarposition of the remains may be due to the slippino- or settling of stones betwe<!n which they occurred, it wasplain that a majority ofthem were so placed in-tentionally. Often therewould…
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