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Human effigy pipe made of hard, compact, black stone, with holes in the headdress for pearls. Found by Squier & Davis in an Ohio burial mound. |
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL HISTORY OF OHIO: THE MOUND BUILDERS AND LATER INDIANS, PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Page 591 |
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1902 |
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GERARD FOWKE |
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Public domain image. |
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