Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 489
ciety Publications, • of the grain or cleavage of the flint. Among his finished prod-ucts are beautifully wrought arrow and spear points, triangularin outline; blades used as knives and scrapers, and drills, forboring wood, stone, bone and other materials. Nearby sits the pipe-maker of the… … Pottery Vessel of Burned Clay; from the Gartner Village Site. tans and browns, to flesh, pink and even red. This material issecured on the crest of the high hills to the east of the village.The workman, using first his stone hammer, then a tough stoneor flint, for pecking, and finally the…
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