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Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 51

An illustration from Ohio archæological and historical quarterly, 1887, leaf 51
s. seventy-five years, and the mounds have been greatly reduced inheight. Mound No. i, which has just been opened, was thirtyby twenty-four feet and about eighteen inches high. Mound No.2 lies directly north of No. i, and is a fine specimen of an oblongmound seventy by eighty feet and seven or… … \ DO pes i=r=n 7 o ■***• Ground Plan of Mary Dean Vincent Mound No. 1, Showing Positions of Burials. Following the find of the first burial, .Mr. Vincent later dis-covered a second skeleton which he and Mr. Bozman uncoveredand left in place until my arrival. The second skeleton lay at full length…

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