Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 455
n-sions do not correspond with either of those found bythe present examination, must have been located withinthe eastern one-half of the mound. Their descriptionis as follows: Fig. 31 (reproduced in Fig. 6) exhibits a section of moundNo. 2 in the plan of Mound City. This mound is ninety feet… … Fig. 6. Mound No. 2, after Squier & Davis. flan and Section of Altar ist. Occurred the usual layer of gravel and pebbles, onefoot thick. 2nd. A layer of earth, three feet thick.3rd. A thin stratum of sand.4th. Another layer of earth two feet thick.5th. Another stratum of sand, beneath which,…
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