Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 193
galenite, and all show some workupon them in the way of polishing and grinding. The largestpiece weighs seven pounds and six ounces, and is cut and pol-ished into the form of a roughly shaped ball. A few of theisometric crystals were found in the graves, and were no doubt 180 Ohio Arch, and Hist.… … ■;■, ■ : ,;-;* Fig. 64 — Flint core.(Two-thirds size.) FlG. 66—Obsidian knife. (Two-thirds size.) GRAPHITE. In several of the burials quantities of graphite in the gran-ular form were found. The graphite had been placed with the
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