Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 36
species, with those of the deer andwild turkey predominating, and the rarer species, suchas the fisher, porcupine and otter, absent. Shells of themussel and the turtle were present in moderate quantity; Some Ohio Caves and Rock Shelters 21 fish-bones were present, but rare, despite the proximityof… … Figure 15. Dried Plants of Noliiia gcorgiami from Canters Caves. is located at about the center of the curve of a crescent-shaped wall of sandstone (Black Hand conglomerate)some three-fourths of a mile in circumference and open-ing toward the south. The sandstone wall varies from30 to 70 feet in…
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