Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 200
f large blocks of sand-stone that had fallen from the cliff, and when these could not beremoved it was dangerous for the workmen to disturb the ac-cumulation of camp site material beneath them. The camp site Archaeological Remains of Jackson County. 189 for the most part, like the rock shelter, had… … Fig. 7—Broken pottery, probably modern Indian. §. camp site extended to the east of the rock shelter, and a pointwas selected as far west of the shelter as possible, at a pointindicating the bed of the stream, and a trench was dug fiftyfeet in length and extending at right angles to the bluff. The…
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