Prehistoric America volume 2
Prehistoric America volume 2
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The mound, however, was one of a group which we have considered modern. All in the group are conical tumuli with steep sides and contain recent burials. A mound at Prairie du Chien was excav^ated by Messrs. Hall & Derby, and yielded obsidian cores, an oil stone scalping knife, a very beautiful spear-head, and several large copper beads, or rather wooden beads covered with copper.
The exploring party under the Bureau of P^thnology, excavated a group two miles south of the city of Prairie du Chie...n, called the Flucke group; the group previously excavated by Hall & Derby. In this group, obsidian spear heads, copper beads, t\?o spool-shaped copper ornaments, a copper bracelet, and a close coiled wire were found, the wire and bracelet supposed to be an intrusive burial. The Vilas group, which we have before de- scribed as belonging to the effigy builders, was also excavated but no relics were discovered. The writer says: "the bodies had been removed for a general burial at some other place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mound, however, was one of a group which we have considered modern. All in the group are conical tumuli with steep sides and contain recent burials. A mound at Prairie du Chien was excav^ated by Messrs. Hall & Derby, and yielded obsidian cores, an oil stone scalping knife, a very beautiful spear-head, and several large copper beads, or rather wooden beads covered with copper.
The exploring party under the Bureau of P^thnology, excavated a group two miles south of the city of Prairie du Chie...n, called the Flucke group; the group previously excavated by Hall & Derby. In this group, obsidian spear heads, copper beads, t\?o spool-shaped copper ornaments, a copper bracelet, and a close coiled wire were found, the wire and bracelet supposed to be an intrusive burial. The Vilas group, which we have before de- scribed as belonging to the effigy builders, was also excavated but no relics were discovered. The writer says: "the bodies had been removed for a general burial at some other place.
What to read after Prehistoric America volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen D Stephen Denison Peet to read onlineMoreLess
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