Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 191
, but the greatest find ofobsidian specimens in Ohio werethose taken from the HopewellMounds by Professor Mooreheadin 1892. The only specimen foundin the Harness Mound is shownin Fig. 66. The specimen isbroken, but it no doubt representsone of the large curved knives char-acteristic of the Hopewell… … FIG. 62 —Celt. (Length four andfour-fifths inches.) STONE GORGETS. Stone gorgets, as shown in Fig. 67, were not found in abund-ance, though evidently many had been destroyed by fire. All Explorations of the Edzvin Harness Mound. 179 shown in the figure have been more or less subjected to fire,…
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