Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 45
is shelter is a feather neck-piece, shown in Fig.22. This interesting ornament, in a gratifying state ofpreservation, is made from feathers of the owl and thewild turkey, closely interwoven with bast fibers into acrescentic, gorget-like form, with double twisted cords -^T>^^, ^ • ^^^^^^^^H^^IHH… … Figure 22. Feather Neck Ornament Iound in Kettle Hill Cave.(30) Some Ohio Caves and Rock Shelters 31 at either end for fastening about the neck. The originalsheen or lustre is still retained on one or two of theturkey feathers. In Figure 23, left, are shown several objects of wood.At the extreme…
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