Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 482
logsplaced by the side of the body, and smaller logs placed over thetop as a covering. This skeleton was noted for its singularlyheavy bones. Upon the right arm had been placed a string ofbear claws, fifteen in number; these had evidently been used asa bracelet. Skeleton number nineteen was placed… … Figure 25. one-eighth inch in thickness. These disks looked very muchas though they had been sawed out, so perfectly were they made.Skeleton number twenty was that, of an adult male 5 feet nfinches in length, having very large bones. This was the largestskeleton found in the entire mound. Near the…
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