The problem of the Ohio mounds / by Cyrus Thomas.

  • Cyrus Thomas
Date:
1889
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    Page. Kaskaskia origin of certain stone graves probable. 29 Kickapoo origin of stone graves doubtful.. 29 L, Lafitau on burial mounds. 12,21 La Harpe on mound-building .. .10,11 on house-building. 17 Lake Pepin, ancient earthworks near. 11 La Petit on Natchez burial mounds. 11 Lawson on Indian burial. 21 on shell ornament. 34 League of the Iroquois, Lewis H. Morgan, cited. 39 Lederer on Indian migrations. 41 Lewis and Clarke on Indian earthworks... 12 Loskiel cited on native pottery. 23 M. McAdams, William, on identity of Ohio and Illinois mound-builders. 49, 50 Mahoning River, stone graves on the. 27,28 Maryland, Shawnee settlements in. 27 Massachusetts, pipes in. 39 Mexicans and Central Americans not In¬ dians. 41 Michigan, mounds in. 13 Middleton, J. D., observed burial mounds . 20 Migrations, Indian. 41-50 Cherokee. 49 Delaware, traditions of. 43 Mississippi and Namaes Sipu of doubtful - identity. 45,46 Mississippi Valley and Gulf States, Indians the mound-builders of. 7 Missouri, remains of houses in mounds-15,17 burial mounds in.20,21,24 Monroe County, Ill., stone graves in.28, 29 Morgan, Lewis H., on pipes. 39 Mound-builders— unlike Mexicans, etc. 14 and Indians similar— socially. 18 in burial customs. 18,19, 22, 23 in use of stone. 22,23 in pottery. 22, 23 Mounds of the Mississippi Valley Histor¬ ically Considered, Lucien Carr, cited. 9, 33 N. Namaes Sipu of doubtful identity with Mississippi.45,46 Nanticokes removed bones of the dead .... 20 Natural History of Florida, Barnard Ho¬ mans, cited. 21, 22 New York, ancient works in, of Indian ori¬ gin. 18 burial mounds in. 20 pipes in. 42 Nicksaw, a Wyandotte, buried under a mound... 12 Norris on mounds. 17, 20 Page. North Carolina, Cherokees mound-builders in.. 7 burial mounds in.20, 21 Notes on Virginia, Thomas Jefferson, cited...10,11,19 O. Ohio, mounds in, built by Indians. 7, 8 burial mounds in.. 21 stone graves in. 28 council-house mound in. 33 pipes in. 39, 40, 42 and Illinois mound-builders, identity of. 49, 50- Ornaments, similar among Indians and mound-bttilders. 22 Osage burial mounds. 12: P. Palmer, Edward, on house mounds. 18 Pawnee clay and reed houses. 17 Peck, J. M., on native pottery. 26 Pennsylvania, stone graves in.27, 28 Peoria, Ill., copper plate found near. 30- Pickett on Choctaw mortuary use of fire .. 22 Pipes, modern Cherokee stone, in mound.. 33 in mounds. 33,38-43: Pottawatomie and Ch'ppeway burial mounds. 13- Pottery, Indian and mound-builder, similar 23 salt-kettle. 24, 26, 27 Powell, J. W., found a copperplate in Illi¬ nois. 30 Primitive Industry, C. C. Abbott, cited 22, 39, 40 Putnam, F. W., found a copper plate in Tennessee. 30 H. Eamsey on Cherokee mounds. 32, 33 map cited. 32 Hau, Charles, on native ceramic art. 23 on stone graves. 28, 29 on pipes. 39 Head, M. C., on council-house mound. 33 Homans, Barnard, on mound burial.12, 21, 22 Boyce, C. C., on stone graves. 27 on Shawneo locations. 27 S. Sac and Fox mounds. 13 mortuary use of lire.24,27 Saint Genevieve, salt-kettle pottery at. ... 24, 27 Salt-kettle pottery.. 24, 26, 27 Schoolcraft, H. B., on Pawnee houses. 17 on Shawnee stone graves 26 Sellers, George E., found primitive pottery in Illinois. 26 Senex, John, map of North America, cited 28 Shawnee salt-kettle pottery.. 24, 26, 27 settlements in Maryland. 27 stone graves. 56 Shawnees in Ohio... 28 distinct from Cherokees. 43 Shawneetown, Ilf , Indian salt works at.... 24 Shea’s Early French Voyages cited. 16