Antiquities of the State of New York Being the Results of Extensive Original Su
Antiquities of the State of New York Being the Results of Extensive Original Su
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The stones have been thrown out from the centre, and an excavation of considerable depth made in the earth beneath, but without results. The heap is situated upon the highest point of land traversed by the Indian trail : upon the water shed, or dividing ridge between the streams which flow into Brush creek upon the one side and the Scioto River on the other.
Another heap of stones of like character, but somewhat less in size, is situated upon the top of a high, narrow hill overlook ing the smal...l valley of Salt creek, near Tarlton, Pickaway county, Ohio. It is remarkable as having large numbers of crumbling human bones, to say nothing of living black snakes intermingled, apparently without order, with the stones. A very extensive prospect is had from this point. Upon the slope of a lower hill near by, appears to have been formerly an Indian village. Many rude relics are uncovered on the spot, by the plough.
Smaller, and very irregular heaps are frequent among the hills. These do not generally embrace more than a couple cart-loads of stone, and almost invariably cover a skeleton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stones have been thrown out from the centre, and an excavation of considerable depth made in the earth beneath, but without results. The heap is situated upon the highest point of land traversed by the Indian trail : upon the water shed, or dividing ridge between the streams which flow into Brush creek upon the one side and the Scioto River on the other.
Another heap of stones of like character, but somewhat less in size, is situated upon the top of a high, narrow hill overlook ing the smal...l valley of Salt creek, near Tarlton, Pickaway county, Ohio. It is remarkable as having large numbers of crumbling human bones, to say nothing of living black snakes intermingled, apparently without order, with the stones. A very extensive prospect is had from this point. Upon the slope of a lower hill near by, appears to have been formerly an Indian village. Many rude relics are uncovered on the spot, by the plough.
Smaller, and very irregular heaps are frequent among the hills. These do not generally embrace more than a couple cart-loads of stone, and almost invariably cover a skeleton.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E G Ephraim George Squier to read onlineMoreLess
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