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Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 507

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same class in-dicate the following characteris-tics: Non-cremated burial, in logsepulchres, with cremation occa-sionally resorted to, as in the caseof the central grave of the Westen-haver mound; burial made below,as well as above and upon thesurface-level or base-line of themound, the central or… … Flint Spear-point; the AdenaMound. The Indian in Ohio. 499 MINOR CULTURES OR GROUPS In addition to these sharply-defined groups of mound-building peoples, it seems possible if not probable that severalminor and less important ones existed within the state. Whetheror not these are distinctive, or…

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