Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 535
imilar to No. i, but has a stronger shank. No. 3 hasa very slender shank, with an enlarged top. All three of thesehooks were found in the refuse pits. In almost every respect we find that the fish hooks foundat the Baum Prehistoric Village Site resemble those found atMadisonville, and others found… … A Comparison of the Fish-Hooks Etc. 523 from these pieces showing the various stages of manufacture,that the maker had in mind a well defined plan, and proceeded towork it out in bone to the best advantage. On card No. 5 two specimens are shown which illustrate themanner in which the bone was…
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