Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 466
sed of acompact dark colored sand, and so hard that it was necessary topick it down before it could be removed. Fig. 3 shows a photo-graph of the dome-shaped sand which proved to be the top of theoriginal mound. . Near the center of this sand portion were found two frag-ments of human bones… … end, theAround Figure 3. coal; in these ashesparts of the metacarpal bone of thedeer and part of thehumerus of the wildturkey were found.Just outside of thissand center to theeast, and about fourfeet from the top ofthe five-foot cut, wasfound the skeleton ofan adult, upon theright arm of whichtwo…
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