Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 316
ials. The crescent, as shown in the figure, is at-tached to a large copper plate by corrosion. The plate is 8|inches in length and 4J inches wide and the crescent is 7 J inchesin length and two inches in width at the center of the crescent,from which point it gradually tapers to one inch at the… … Fig. 27. Canine teeth of bear made into gorgets. covered with the imprint of a thin, loosely woven fabric. Thecopper balls were very interesting and show that the ancient ar-tificer displayed skill and patience in forming the malleable cop-per into the desired form. The balls were made of two…
History · Archaeology
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