Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 393
eskeletons could be saved. The conclusions reached by the inves-tigation of this mound are, that these skeletons represent bravesslain by their enemies (perhaps in battle) and that their headswere carried away as trophies, and their bodies afterwards gath-ered together by their friends and buried… … i**! Report of Field Work.. 325- feet high, but after more than forty (40) years of cultivation ithas been reduced to one (1) foot in height. What was left of themound was fully explored. On the base line were found partsof two skeletons. One was on the north side of the center andwas surrounded by…
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