Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 52
Directly south of graves No. i and 2 was found a slight traceof a body having been buried, the soil being discolored and avery small fragment of human bones was all that was left to tellthe story. The third burial was found on the southwest side of themound; the skeleton lay at full length with the… … View of Grave No. 4, Looking South. ished flint scraper. Several quartzite pebbles and numerous flintchips were also found near by. The fourth grave was the most peculiar one of all that wasfound in this mound, and contained three skeletons. A stone en-closure had been set up and in it placed two…
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