Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 590
arative thinness. To accommodate the Exploration of the Mound City Group 577 boring of the stem-hole, and to give added strength, alongitudinal ridge always was left on the top center ofthe stem. The single specimen of an effigy pipe of theculture (Fig. 83) has the peculiarity of having the… … Fig. 91. Celts made of flint highly polished polish ranges from that incident to fashioning the bitor cutting-edge, to those in which the chipping is ingreat part eliminated over the entire specimen. Anoccasional partly polished flint celt is found in the vil-lages of the Fort Ancient peoples, but…
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