Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 169
als was found a smallornament made of thin copper representing aleaf shaped arrow point, being one and five-eighths inches in length, one and one-eighthinches in width at the widest part. It is veryfinely wrought, the edges being perfectly smoothand the convex top nicely rounded. No holesare found… … Fig. 2b — showsthe manner inwhich the cop-p e r settingsWere attached.(Two- thirdssize.) IMPLEMENTS OF COPPER. The implements made of copper were not numerous in thismound. Most of the copper employed in this section seems tohave been used for making ornaments, yet fourcopper axes and one copper…
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