Archeologic Investigations in James And Potomac Valleys
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A femur rand that had sustained a compound fracture, the ends having pped fully two inches and healed in that position. Another femur reatly enlarged, rough, and with a deep hole apparently of tuber- origin in the side running parallel with the shaft, bot above this deposit was one similar but smaller. In it were fragments of burned bones of various parts of the body, as well umber of teeth.
r feet west of the center was a grave 2 feet deep, in which lay a on, doubled up, on right side, with th...e head southward. With it infant in this mound had been folded, though none of the many skeletons of and older children were extended.
40 JAMES AND POTOMAC ARCHEOLOGY [ 1:' were a gorget of fine finish; a lot of red and yellow ocher; a columella; disk beads; a net or weaving needle, highly polishec use, with a hole in the end opposite the point (figure 7); 1 a bone ment in the form of a comb, and tlie upper portion of another a yoke or Y shape, delicately worked and covered with incised (figures 8 and 9).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A femur rand that had sustained a compound fracture, the ends having pped fully two inches and healed in that position. Another femur reatly enlarged, rough, and with a deep hole apparently of tuber- origin in the side running parallel with the shaft, bot above this deposit was one similar but smaller. In it were fragments of burned bones of various parts of the body, as well umber of teeth.
r feet west of the center was a grave 2 feet deep, in which lay a on, doubled up, on right side, with th...e head southward. With it infant in this mound had been folded, though none of the many skeletons of and older children were extended.
40 JAMES AND POTOMAC ARCHEOLOGY [ 1:' were a gorget of fine finish; a lot of red and yellow ocher; a columella; disk beads; a net or weaving needle, highly polishec use, with a hole in the end opposite the point (figure 7); 1 a bone ment in the form of a comb, and tlie upper portion of another a yoke or Y shape, delicately worked and covered with incised (figures 8 and 9).
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