Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 472
mposed this sepulcher were 10 inches in diameter. The bodyhad evidently been previously buried in some other place andlater transferred to this mound, as the skull was placed in thecenter of the grave with the foramen magnum turned upward, _^_ Figure 13. and surrounding it were bones of the leg,… … Figure 14. bone and shell were found. The covering over the top of thisburial consisted of three layers of bark the outside layer beingvery heavy something like oak bark; the next layer was of athinner bark something like the elm, the inside layer being a very 4G4 Ohio Arch, and His. Society…
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