Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 315
cured. They were invar-iably found in pairs. The manufacture of these ornaments re-quired skill, as well as a high degree of advancement in orna-mental art. The mode of manufacture of the ear ornaments,although two different types were found, was similar. One typewas made of two concavo-convex… … Fig. 26. Canine teeth of bear with counter-sunk holes for attachment. two of which are circular, and two concavo-convex. The con-cavo-convex plates are attached to the circular pieces, whichform the inside of the ornament. The discs are connected witha small cylinder of copper.6 Fig. 15 is a good…
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