This book is a detailed study of the prehistoric mounds and village sites that can be found in Ohio, particularly in the Miami Valley. The author's careful examination of these sites sheds light on the social and cultural practices of the ancient people who built them, as well as the geology and ecology of the region that sustained them. He offers insightful analyses of the artifacts and structures found in these sites, providing important contributions to the fields of anthropology and archaeology. This volume is a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the history of indigenous people in North America.

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