Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 207
ide than elsewhere.On this side, near thetop, was a grave whose bottom was paved with slabs; it measuredthree by six feet inside, being longest from northwest to south-east. The sides were formed of similar slabs, set on edge, withthe tops sloping outward; the measurements to the top of theoutside… … FIGURE 1. Stone Graves in Brown County, Ohio. 195 Under this pavement was another of the same kiiv<> therough faces of the stones were in contact. Between the twowere many fragments of human bones, mashed flat. It ap-peared that more than one body had been placed in each ofthese graves; but…
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