Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 54
found with this burial. Burial No. 6 was that of a very young child which had beenplaced within-a small stone enclosure north of the center of themound. A few teeth, which were soon turned to dust upon ex-posure to the air, and the discolored soil, was all that remainedto show that the body had… … View of Graves No. 4 and 5, looking East. directly under the femurs. The right humerus was separatedfrom the body and lay eleven inches east of the head. Two feet east of burial No. 7 was found the eighth andlast grave, which was partly surrounded by stone and containeda skeleton the bones of which…
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