Prehistoric Burial Places in Maine
Prehistoric Burial Places in Maine
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a, b. Celt-like blades, c.
Chipped knife, d. Pendant. | Digitized by Google 26 PRKIII&TORIC UUKIAL PLACES IN MAINK.
SECTION C.
The only burials found in this section were in the northwest corner. Each deposit may mark a separate grave. Owing to the coarseness of the gravel and the length of time which had elapsed since the graves were made, all tmces of the line of demarcation had disappeared and it was impos- sible to determine their outlines. Consequently it could not be ascertained whether t...he single imple- ments in deposits Nos. 35, 36 and 66 belong to Grave L or mark separate burials.
These deposits of ochie were thirty inches be- neath the surface. No. 66 contained a pendant of the usual form.
There was also :i very small quan- tity of yellow the remains of a Fio. 2j. Polished slate arrow- point, Grave S, No. 87, Section B, Bucksport, Me. § oxide of iron, fires tone.
No. 35 contained a gouge of uncommon form, nine inches in length, with a slightly curved cut- ting edge two and one-half inches in width.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a, b. Celt-like blades, c.
Chipped knife, d. Pendant. | Digitized by Google 26 PRKIII&TORIC UUKIAL PLACES IN MAINK.
SECTION C.
The only burials found in this section were in the northwest corner. Each deposit may mark a separate grave. Owing to the coarseness of the gravel and the length of time which had elapsed since the graves were made, all tmces of the line of demarcation had disappeared and it was impos- sible to determine their outlines. Consequently it could not be ascertained whether t...he single imple- ments in deposits Nos. 35, 36 and 66 belong to Grave L or mark separate burials.
These deposits of ochie were thirty inches be- neath the surface. No. 66 contained a pendant of the usual form.
There was also :i very small quan- tity of yellow the remains of a Fio. 2j. Polished slate arrow- point, Grave S, No. 87, Section B, Bucksport, Me. § oxide of iron, fires tone.
No. 35 contained a gouge of uncommon form, nine inches in length, with a slightly curved cut- ting edge two and one-half inches in width.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willoughby, Charles Clark, 1857-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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