Certain Aboriginal Mounds of the Georgia Coast
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32. Skeleton of female, full length on back, head N. E. by E., 6 feet 6 inches as it lay. Arms parallel to body.
Burial No. 34, 15 feet S. E. by S. Skeleton of female, at full length on back head E. S. E., measuring 6 feet 2 inches, slanting into a pit with the head 1 foot 9 inches below the feet.
Burial No. 35, 19 feet W. Skeleton of male, in crouching position, head S., 1 foot 9 inches down.
Burial No. 36, 18 feet W. N. W., 1 foot 6 inches down, skeleton of adolescent, much flexed on right si...de, head E. On the skull were eight parallel rows of small shell beads, in close contact. Under the chin were small perforated marine shells {Olivelld). The epiphyses of this skeleton were unattached. Both humeri showed considerable perforation.
Burial No. 37, 8 feet S. E. by S., skeleton of very young child, at full length, 11 JOUEN. A. N. S. PHILA., VOL. XI.
86 CERTAIN ABORIGINAL MOUNDS OF THE GEORGIA COAST.
head S. E., too badly crushed for farther determination. With it was the base of a cord-marked vessel of clay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
32. Skeleton of female, full length on back, head N. E. by E., 6 feet 6 inches as it lay. Arms parallel to body.
Burial No. 34, 15 feet S. E. by S. Skeleton of female, at full length on back head E. S. E., measuring 6 feet 2 inches, slanting into a pit with the head 1 foot 9 inches below the feet.
Burial No. 35, 19 feet W. Skeleton of male, in crouching position, head S., 1 foot 9 inches down.
Burial No. 36, 18 feet W. N. W., 1 foot 6 inches down, skeleton of adolescent, much flexed on right si...de, head E. On the skull were eight parallel rows of small shell beads, in close contact. Under the chin were small perforated marine shells {Olivelld). The epiphyses of this skeleton were unattached. Both humeri showed considerable perforation.
Burial No. 37, 8 feet S. E. by S., skeleton of very young child, at full length, 11 JOUEN. A. N. S. PHILA., VOL. XI.
86 CERTAIN ABORIGINAL MOUNDS OF THE GEORGIA COAST.
head S. E., too badly crushed for farther determination. With it was the base of a cord-marked vessel of clay.
What to read after Certain Aboriginal Mounds of the Georgia Coast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Clarence B. (Clarence Bloomfield), 1852-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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