Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1893)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 191
reams flowing south-ward from this area show marks of former floods from fiftyto a hundred feet higher than any which now occur. Graveldeposits from fifty to a hundred feet higher than the presentflood-plain line the valley of everyone of these streams, notonly where they lie within the glaciated… … PLATE I. The shaded portion indicates the glaciated area of Ohio. Middle fork of Beaver, New Lisbon; Big Sandy Creek,east branch. East Rochester; Nimishillen, Canton; Tusca- The Glacial Period and Arckceology in Ohio, ij/ rawas, Bolivar; Sugar Creek, Beech City; Killbuck, Millers-burg; Mohican,…
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