Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 64
nd there upon its surface scant traces of black wood ashes wereseen, while a small quantity of white bone ashes lay scatteredupon its western border. This burnt streak overlaid a thin sandseam, below which it seems it could not penetrate. The post-molds of the superstructure consisted of a double… … StCTION a. Fig. 3—Cross sections of the Baum Mound. (Middleton, B. E. Report 12.) averaged eighteen inches apart. Both might have extended orig-inally above the surface of the mound, since they were discoveredbetween one and a half and two feet beneath the surface, whichhad been considerably…
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