Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 380
of the mound. The remains were small pieces of the skulland large bones. Toward the center of the mound were foundgreat quantities of charcoal, covering an area of about thirty-sixSguare feet. Nothing was found buried with this charcoal. At Report of Field Work. 311 the center af *he mound were… … t 0 Figure I showing Position of Mounds in the Group. were found and they were so badly decayed that removal wasimpossible. The mound was made entirely of clay, with hereand there small quantities of dark earth, evidently brought fromthe bed of the river. MOUND NUMBER TWO Of this group lies 300…
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