Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 559
meter at the center, andis boldly corrugated from base to tip. From the ap-pearance of the specimen, it is not improbable that itconsisted originially of a genuine horn, over which thecopper plate was fashioned as a covering. No evidenceremained, however, of the original horn. No recordexists of… … Fig. 70. Mountain goat-horn effigy of copper. along with obsidian, copper and other commodities fromdistant sources. One of the most elaborate of the head-dresses dis-covered was a part of the extensive deposit in burialnumber 9, mound number 7. This head-dress was ofunusual size and intricacy, and…
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