Ohio archæological e trimestrale storico . varierebbe in profondità da quattro a otto pollici, e ha richiesto molta abilità e lavoro nella sua costruzione. Quarto. Il gravemade sotto forma di aparallelogramma. Thisform of grave wasfound in varie poor-zioni del tumulo andwas costruito simi-lar sotto ogni aspetto agli altri tipi, thelogs essendo messo in placeand intonacato sopra, mentre l'interno wasrimosso ad un depthvariing da quattro totwelve pollici. Questa Fig. 9 – tipica tomba di piattaforma. Grave js b e S t illus- trated in Fig. 12, che mostra uno dei sepolcri e il suo contenuto. Per gli uncrematedsim i 1 A.

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Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . would vary in depth from four to eight inches, and required much skill and labor in its construction. Fourth. The gravemade in the form of aparallelogram. Thisform of grave wasfound in various por-tions of the mound andwas constructed simi-lar in every respect tothe other types, thelogs being put in placeand plastered over, while the inside wasremoved to a depthvarying from four totwelve inches. This Fig. 9 — Typical platform grave. grave js b e S t illuS- trated in Fig. 12, which shows one of the graves and its contents.For the uncrematedsim i 1 a r 1 y preparedplatform graves in-closed by logs weremade, and the bodywas placed at fulllength within the in-closure. Fig. 13 is agood illustration ofthis form of burial, and represents the onehundredth burial un-earthed. All the re-mains placed in thegraves descr ibedabove were crematedand uncremated. The. Fig. 10 A typical basin shaped grave. cremated remains for the most part were brought to the grave, the cremation of the body taking place away from the grave, and Explorations of the Edwin Harness Mound. 141 as previously stated, I have great reason to believe that the cre-mation took place at the eight great fire-places found within thecharnel house. In only one was there left anything to showfor what purpose these great fire-places were intended. In theone in question a portion of a human skull was found, indicat-ing that the cremation took place after which the remains weregathered up and removed to the grave. In all of the other greatfire-places found, not even a small amount of ashes could be se-cured, as all had been gathered and carried away, though a num-ber of the bodies were undoubtedly cremated at the grave. By careful examin-ation I found thatout of the nine buri-als which occurred inthis way, all had agrave of the first typewith the exception ofone, where a gravehad been

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