Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 314
ortions still adhere to the plate, as shown in the cut. The plate in Fig. 11 is perhaps unique. An attempt is madein this plate to decorate the ends of the plate instead of the side.The* work of cutting the scrolls is not so perfect and graceful asin the other plate, but is more elaborate. The… … Fig. 25. Canine teeth of black bear, unperforated. men is covered with several layers of cloth, and the repoussedecorations do not show so prominent in the Figure. The plates taken from other graves in the mound were simi-lar in form and size to those contained in the grave described.However, one…
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