Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 558
thecloth or skin and clinched, while that of the 4-tined setis by means of a cord passing through perforations atthe base and through the fabric. Effigy antlers of copper are exceedingly unusual inthe mounds of Ohio, and the above examples are the Exploration of the Mound City Group 545 only ones… … Fig. 69. Deer effigy head-dress of copper. with those above described, constitute the only speci-mens recorded from Ohio mounds. An effigy horn of copper, apparently representing thehorn of the mountain goat, was taken from burial num-ber 12, of mound number 7. This object, which ap-parently formed…
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