Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 334
ill Indian Cc me I cry 321 early race had no implements, to speak of, one must marvel atthe wonderful energy of the lost race of mound-builders. Great as this work may seem to us, however, it is not to becompared with the fortification on the top of the steep hill over-looking it. Upon the sides of… … A Mound in the Forest. The hill is nearly 250 feet high, the sides are well woodedand rocky, and the summit itself is flat. The rear wall is higherthan the other three. It runs in the form of a semi-circle, havinga mound of stone at each extremity. The two gateways extendout from this curved wall.…
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