Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 94
J-iG. 13 — Pottery fragments showing decorations and handles. drying, and at last burning. Referring to Fig. 14, found with■one of the JDurials, and which represents the highest type of fictileart found at the Baum Village, one can see the result of the pro- … Explorations of the Bawn Prehistoric Village Site. 79 gressive operations of a very delicate and difficult nature whichrequired skill, foresight, patience, and wide experience in the Ceramic art toproduce such sym-metry and grace^jj^f] as is displayed in^^- this vessel. Thedecorations werethose…
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