Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 319
seen; a portion ofthe corroded copper is removed from the face,showing the convex surface and the very sharpedge as well as the scratches made while sharp-ening the implement. Fig. 22 is the only axeshowing the imprint of a woven fabric, whichoccurs on the flat side. The convex faceof the axe is… … Fig. 30 BONE OBJECTS. Bone implements and ornaments are always associated withprehistory man in Ohio, and the implements of bone and teethplay an important part in the life of the builders of this mound.The bone objects may be grouped under two heads, utilitarian Ohio Arch, and Hist. Society…
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