Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 53
lications. stone slabs placed around them, while the remainder of the skele-ton was found in a heap nearby and on a level with the otherskeletons, near the skull of one and between the two skele-tons, was found six flint arrow and spearpoints; a flint chiselfour and one-half inches long; a beaver… … Stone at the Head of Burial No. 4. enclosure, were found several fragments of pottery. The top ofthis grave was within six inches of the plow line and the boneswere so badly decomposed that they crumbled soon after beingexposed to the air. The fifth grave was southwest of the fourth burial and…
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