Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 114
of the wild turkey. This class arevery abundant. Out of two hundred andthirty-four pits examined there were very ^ c few that did not produce a perfect or broken ■ ^ \ (-• *j awl of this class. Many awls of this class ^--^ were made from the fibula and other bones fig. 40 —Large bone awis,of the… … Fia. 41—Typical bone awls with blunt points (five-eighths size). 100 Ohio Arc.i. and Hist. Society Lnblicalions. many of the burials in the village this class of awls are found. Fig. 47 shows five large awls of this class, four around the head and one between the legs near the feet. Beneath the…
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