Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 71
s for the early agriculturists. A few morepages were brought to light when deep down in the clay, theburial grounds for each family were discovered, and still a fewmore pages when the tepee, with its fireplace, stone mortars, im-plements and ornaments, lying in profusion upon the floor of thelittle… … L..JS^3 ..-w I / / I —J ; /.-^ I I Fig. 6 — Tepee site, surrounded on one side by the burial ground and on the otherby underground storehouses. Explorations of the Baum Prehistoric Village Site. 57 village farthest to the northeast of the mound, which shows thesite of a large tepee, the largest…
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