Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 477
aeological and Historical society,in its recently published Archaeological Atlas of Ohio, locatesa total of 5396 prehistoric sites of the various classes. Of these,3513 are mounds proper, 587 enclosures and fortifications, 354village sites, 39 cemeteries, 5 effigy mounds, 17 petroglyphs, or 468… … ® Tj*-:[ W N A 0«Jl(Jl 5 P.; ■-tj vJ ^^^t Archaeological Map of Ohio. A brief explanation of the uses and purposes of the variousclasses of prehistoric remains may be of value to the reader.The mounds, so-called, are the most abundant and the best known. The Indian in Ohio. In form they are usually…
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