Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 484
tivities; and itsproximity to mound number 3, and the great centralmound, number 7, it seems likely that it served in greatpart as an auxiliary and supplemental mound to the twoothers of the central group of three. MOUND NUMBER 7 By right of size, as well as location, mound number7 may well be… … Fig. 19. Photograph of Mound No. 7, showing the mound surrounded by buildings. of the group have shown themselves to be of very greatinterest, considered alone, it must be conceded that thenucleus of the group as a whole, and the most importantof the units composing it, is to be found in mound…
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