Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 129
tring, which maybe introduced through the natural aperature. Another small oceanshell, Marginilla conoidalis, was frequently met with, and theywere cut and ground in the same way as the Oliva. Pearl Beads — Beads made from the fresh water pearls arefrequently met with in the graves. The pearls are… … Fig. CO — Pendants_ __ made of ocean shell Fig. 59—Shell goiget made of ocean shell (two-thirds size). (two-thirds size). were no doubt secured from the fresh water mussels found soabundantly in the river. Bone Beads — Beads made of bone were present in almostall the graves where ornaments were…
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