Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 479
and debris werefound rather freely in a section of the wall forming theearthwork surrounding the group, while occasionally thebones of various animals and birds were found scat-tered through the earth composing other mounds ofthe group. MOUND NUMBER 18 This tumulus was examined by Squier and… … Fig. 16. Plan of Mound No. 18, after Squier & DaVis. no relics, but was thinly covered with a carbonaceous deposit,resembling burned leaves. The feature of this mound mostworthy of remark was a singular burial by incremation, whichhad been made in it at some period subsequent to its…
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