Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 303
s cremated in the grave wherethe remains were found. The floor of the third section of the charnel house was en-tirely devoid of burials, and at only one point, which was nearthe west side, did the floor show any signs of having a fire builtupon it: here the earth was burned to a deep red, perhaps… … Fig. 11. Copper ear ornaments made of two concavo-convex plates. . . son therefor, taking into consideration the second section, whichwas only partially filled, is that the site was abandoned, the char-nel houses burned, and the mound finally erected over all as amonument to the dead. UNCREMATED…
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