Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 169
nches long and from theteeth I should judge it was of middle age. The muscular attach-ments of the bones were well developed. Bones were large butnot massive. (Figure XXI shows the skeleton after having beencarefully brought out by the hand trowels and whisk brooms,so that the bones could be well… … Figure XX. The I^argest McKenzxe Mound, Waverly. of the best mound skeletons I. ever uncovered. Three arrowheads lay along the right arm and between the knees was a pieceof worked antler. South of this was the skeleton of a child of but a few monthsof age. Beneath the childs skeleton, but a few…
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