Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 106
tion at the Baum Village the bone andstone points taken from the pits were about equally divided asto numbers. The bone points, for the most part, were madefrom the tines of deer horns. The horns were found in num-bers, but the tines were always removed. Fig. 32 is a goodexample of the horns as… … Fig. 32 — Deer horns with tines removed. the Baum Village are identical with those at the Gartner Vil-lage Site, and I quote from my report upon this village siterThe size of the point varies greatly, frorni one-half to threeinches in length, and is made by taking the broken tine and cut-ting a…
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