Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 34
und Builders of Cincinnati, 21 caved skeleton, of which a portion of the skull is still in thepossession of Mr. Gest, who was the owner of the ground onwhich the mound stood. Under this skull was found the stoneknown as the Cincinnati Tablet, with two polished, pointedbones about seven inches long,… … Cincinnati Tablet. (Obverse and Reverse.) was the bone of contention among scientists, some holding thatit was genuine, others that it wls a fraud. But Mr. Clarke suc-cessfully proved that it was not a fraud; and we can go to theArt Museum (Cincinnati) to see this remarkable relic of anancient race…
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