Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 130
ed by burninga ring around the bone at the point desired, and then breakingand afterward grinding off the rough edges. By this processa part of the charred bone remains and takes a high pohsh,which no doubt added to the ornamental value of the beads. Thenecklaces found at the Baum Village for the… … Fig. 61 — Beads made of bone. form of a pendant, which may be made of bone as shown inFig. 62, or a perforated canine of the black bear or a largepiece of polished shell. Further indications were found in thegraves that beads were also used to ornament their hair, andeven hung as pendants from the…
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