Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 178
und. 165 some work in polishing done. The sigmoid notch also shows bynotches cut into the bone near the neck that the ornament wasattached at this point. The coronoid process is also slightly pol-ished, and parts of the body of the jaw show polishing and cut-ting. The rami of the jaw is colored… … FlG. 41 — Human jaw in which deer teeth replace the human incisorteeth. (Two-thirds size.) of adults, and the rami of both jaws are entirely broken awayleaving only the body of the jaw with the teeth inserted. Twoholes on each side of the symphysis perforate the jaw, and wereno doubt used for…
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