Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 136
t wasfound an altar of clay of exceeding symmetry. This was sunk,as shown in the section, in the general level or floor of the mound,and had been surrounded by an enclosure in all respects similarto the one above described, except that the timbers had beenless in size. A fine carbonaceous deposit,… … Fig. 4 — Pipe from the Harness Mound, after Squier and Davis. bones (ulna) of the deer. They were finely tapered to a point,,and had evidently been originally highly polished. Some werenot less than nine or ten inches long. Though apparently sound,they were found to be exceedingly brittle,…
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