Primitive man in Ohio / by Warren K. Moorehead.

  • Moorehead, Warren K. (Warren King), 1866-1939.
Date:
1892
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Primitive man in Ohio / by Warren K. Moorehead. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    • I'AGE Figure xxxviii.—Stone bowl from mound No. 23, Hope- well’s group ...... facing J9^ Figure xxxix.—Thirty-four carved bones from village site, Hopewell’s group 205 Figure xl.—Valuable objects from the mounds of the Hopewell group . . . . . . 207 Figure xli.—Copper objects and mica ornaments from mound No. 20. The copper band at the upper left hand corner, surrounded the wrist of skeleton 176 209 Figure xlii.—Flint disks from mound No. 2. Hopewell’s group. The only “ shouldered ” implements of the cache, ^ size . . . . . . .211 Figure xliii.—Fourteen-inch flint dagger from Taylor’s mound, Oregonia, and copper crescent, mound No. 20, Hopewell’s group . . . . . .213 Figure xliv.—Large Busycon sea-shells, Hopewell’s group 215 Figure xlv.—Two skulls and three lower jaws. Typical mound crania, from Hopewell’s, Ross Co. facing 216 Figure xlvi.—Skull from Hopewell’s group . . . 217 Figure xlvii.—Skull, side view, Fort Ancient stone grave 218 Figure xlviii.—Perforated skull, Hopewell’s group. Occipital perforation . . . . . .220 Figure xlix.—Fragments of crania showing low facial angle, Hopewell’s group . . . . .222 Figure l.—Cut human jaws and perforated cranial bones, Hopewell’s group . . . . . . 225 Figure li.—Perforated humeri and a few ulnae, Hope- well’s group 229 Figure lii.—Skull sand femora, fragmentary, Hopewell’s 231 Figure liii.—Fibulae and tibiae from Hopewell’s group 235 Figure liv.—Fracture of head of humerus, and of the ulnae ....