The Problem of the Ohio Mounds
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Fig. 7. Pipe from Sullivan County, Tennessee.
The next step brings us to what may be considered the typical form of the modern pipe, shown in Fig. 8. This pattern, according to Dr.
Fig. 8. Pipe from Caldwell County, Xorth Caroliua Abbott,^ is seldom found in iS"ew England or the Middle States, "ex- cept of a much smaller size and made of clay." He figures one from Isle of Wight County, Va., " made of compact steatite." A large num- ber of this form were found in the North Carolina mounds, some ...with stems almost or quite a foot iu length.
It is hardly necessary to add that among the specimens obtained from various localities can be found every possible gradation, from the an- cient Ohio type to the modern form last mentioned. There is, there- ' Kail : Smithsouian Contributions to Knowledge, No. '2d7, p. TjO, Fig. 190.
2 Prim. Industry, 18G1, p. '^20.
THE PROBLEM OF THE OHIO MOUNDS, 41 fore, iu this peculiar line of art and custom an unbroken chain connect- ing the mound-builders of Ohio with the Indians of historic times, and in the same facts is evidence, which strengthens the argument, discon- necting the makers from the Mexican and (central American artisans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 7. Pipe from Sullivan County, Tennessee.
The next step brings us to what may be considered the typical form of the modern pipe, shown in Fig. 8. This pattern, according to Dr.
Fig. 8. Pipe from Caldwell County, Xorth Caroliua Abbott,^ is seldom found in iS"ew England or the Middle States, "ex- cept of a much smaller size and made of clay." He figures one from Isle of Wight County, Va., " made of compact steatite." A large num- ber of this form were found in the North Carolina mounds, some ...with stems almost or quite a foot iu length.
It is hardly necessary to add that among the specimens obtained from various localities can be found every possible gradation, from the an- cient Ohio type to the modern form last mentioned. There is, there- ' Kail : Smithsouian Contributions to Knowledge, No. '2d7, p. TjO, Fig. 190.
2 Prim. Industry, 18G1, p. '^20.
THE PROBLEM OF THE OHIO MOUNDS, 41 fore, iu this peculiar line of art and custom an unbroken chain connect- ing the mound-builders of Ohio with the Indians of historic times, and in the same facts is evidence, which strengthens the argument, discon- necting the makers from the Mexican and (central American artisans.
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