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Report of the Pennsylvania Historical Commission (1918)

Pennsylvania Historical Commission · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 182

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of the vessel where the ornamentation occurs, acorrugated appearance. Pottery is abundant on most northernAndaste sites, but is far less common lower down on the Susque-hanna. It occurs in graves, fire and shell pits, and in refuse dumps.It is also occasionally found cached under overhanging rocks.… … Specimens oe Pottery and other Artifacts found at Athens.(Plate loaned by Mrs. Louise Welles Murray.) The Pennsylvania Historical Commission. 123 The finding of a beaver effigy, of antler, in the same cemetery wouldmake it seem possible that this site might have been the burialground of the Beaver…

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