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Burial Mounds of the Northern Sections of the United States

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Alexander, J. B., mounds on farm of 74 Allamakee County, Iowa, mounds 26 Altar mounds 57, 58 Anderson, W. G., opened Wisconsin mounds 16 Anderson Township, Ohio, mounds 49 Andrews, E. B., on Ohio mounds 47, 48 Appalachian mound district and mounds 10, 61-86 Arkansas mounds 11 Armstrong, Thomas, on Wisconsin mounds 16 Ashland County, Ohio, mounds 47 Athens County, Ohio, mounds 47 Baldwin, J. D., on mound builders 83 Bartow County, Georgia, mounds 96-104 Bartram, William, description of Cherokee council house 87 Beverly on shell ornaments 92 Black Hawk's grave 33, 34 Boulware, J. N., mounds on farm of 44 Branson, Judge, opening of Wisconsin mounds by 18 Brebeuf, Jean, on burial ceremonies of the Hurons 71, 110-119 Brinton, D. G., on a burial mound 39 —, on Indians as mound builders 84 Brown County, Illinois, mounds 39-41 Buffalo Creek, Worth Carolina, mounds near 68 Burial mounds of the northern sections of the United States, by Cyrus Thomas 3-119 Burke County, North Carolina, mounds 73 Butler County, Ohio, archæology of 13 Caldwell County, North Carolina, mounds 61-71 Carr, Lucien, cited 84, 87, 88, 92 Cartersville, Georgia, mounds near 96-104 Case, H. B., on Indian burial customs 47 Charleston, West Virginia, mounds near 51, 53, 55 Chattanooga, Tennessee, mounds near 77 Chelaque identical with Cherokee 89 Cherokee, the, probably mound builders 60, 87-107 Cherokee and Tallegwi, relation of 60 Chillicothe, Ohio, mounds 46 Clarke, F. W., analyzed iron from mounds 91 Clarke County, Missouri, mounds 43 Clifton, West Virginia, mounds 55, 58 Conner, Rebecca, mounds on farm of 74 Copper in use among Indians 93, 94, 100-106 Courtois group of mounds 15 Cowe, description of Cherokee councilhouse at 87 Crawford County, Wisconsin, mounds 14, 17, 18, 20 Davenport, Iowa, mounds near 24 Davenport Academy of Natural Sciences, explorations by members of 24 —, pipes found by members of 38 Davis, E. H., and Squier on mounds 12, 13, 38, 45, 48 De Bry on Indian burial customs 29, 39 Delaware Indian graves in Ashland County, Ohio 47 Des Moines River mounds 33, 34 Drake, Samuel G., advocates Indian origin of mounds 84 Dubuque County, Iowa, mounds 31, 32 Dunning, E. O., on stone grave mound in valley of the Little Tennessee 78, 79 Eagle Point, Iowa, mounds 32 East Dubuque, Illinois, mounds 34-38 Eldon, Iowa, mounds 33, 34 Elk River Valley, West Virginia, mounds 55 Emmert, John W., explorations of 74-77 Etowah, Georgia, mounds 96-104, 106, 107 Florida mounds 12 Force, M. F., on distribution of Indians 59 Fort Defiance, North Carolina, mounds near 68 Garcilasso de la Vega on Indian mounds 95, 96 George Connet mound, Athens County, Ohio, description of 47, 48 Grant County, Wisconsin, mounds 19 Grave Creek, West Virginia, mounds 51 Gulf mounds 12 Hardy and Scheetz on Missouri mounds 42 Harris, Thaddeus M., on mound builders 82 Haven, S. F., quoted 82 Haywood, John, on location of Cherokee 89, 90 —, on European implements among Cherokee 94 Heart, Captain, on mound builders 82 Henderson, J. G., opening of Illinois mounds by 39 Henderson County, North Carolina, mounds 74 Holston Valley, Tennessee, mounds 75-77 Hoy, Philip, opening of mounds by 14, 20 Hunt, Charles, mounds on farm of 71 Hurons, burial ceremonies of 110-119 Illinois mounds 10, 11 Illinois or Upper Mississippi burial mound district 24-44 Indiana mounds 10 Iowa mounds 10, 24 Iowaville, Iowa, mounds 33, 34 Iroquois burial customs 21 Jones, C. C., on Indian pipes 93 Jones, Joseph, on mound builders 83 Jones, W. D., mound on land of 66-68 Kanawha Valley, explorations in 51, 53, 57 Kent, M. B., on Indian burial customs 20 Kentucky mounds 10, 11 Kickapoo stone graves 30 Lafitau on Indian burial customs 29 Lane, H. P., mounds on farm of 26 Lapham, I. A., on Wisconsin mounds 14, 17, 21, 22 Lawson on shell ornaments 92 Lederer, John, on copper among Cherokee 91 Lee County, Virginia, mounds 87 Le Moyne de Morgues on burial mounds 39 Lenoir, R. T., burial pit on farm of 68-71 Little Tennessee Valley mounds 78, 79 Louisiana mounds 11 Lower Mississippi mounds 11 Lubbock, John, advocates Indian origin of mounds 84 McCulloch, J. H., advocates Indian origin of mounds 84 MacLean, J. P., on Ohio mounds 13 —, on mound builders 83 Madison, Bishop, on mound builders 82, 83 Madison, Wisconsin, mounds near 16 Madisonville, Ohio, mounds near 49 Metz, C. L., on burial mounds 49 Middle Mississippi mounds 11 Middleton, James D., explorations by 14 Middleton, Jeff, mound opened by 20 Mississippi mounds, Upper 10, 24-44 —, Middle and Lower 11 Missouri, mounds in 10, 11, 41-44 Mohawk burial customs 21 Mound builders, conclusions as to who were the 9, 58, 79, 80, 86, 97 —, probably Cherokee 87-107 Mounds, burial 3-119 Naples, Illinois, mounds 39 Nelson, T. F., mounds on farm of 61-66, 90 New Albin, Iowa, mounds near 26 Newark, Ohio, mounds 46 New York mounds 10 Norris, P. W., investigations of 17, 18, 26, 27, 32, 35, 39, 40, 52, 55 North Carolina, mounds in 10, 61-75 Ohio mound district 45-60 Ohio mounds 10, 12, 13, 45-60 Peru, Iowa, monnds near 31 Pike County, Illinois, mounds 39 Pike County, Missouri, mounds 43 Pipes, soapstone 93, 94 Potherie on Iroquois burial customs 21 Pottawattamie mounds 34 Powell, J. W., copper plate from Illinois mound obtained by 105 Powhatan, Virginia, site bought with copper 94 Putnam, F. W., on Ohio mounds 49-51 Quatrefages on appearance of Indians in the valley of the Missouri 109 Racine, Wisconsin, mounds near 14 Ralls County, Missouri, mounds 42 Read, M. O., on mounds near Chattanooga 77, 78 Ripon, Wisconsin, mounds near 16 Rogan, J. P., explorations of 61, 71, 72, 97, 98, 104 Sac and Fox, burial customs of 20, 21 Scheetz and Hardy on Slissouri mounds 42 Schoolcraft, H. R., on Indian burial customs 21 —, advocates Indian origin of mounds 84 School-house mound 48, 49 Shawnee, stone graves of 30 Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, mounds 19 Short, John T., on mound builders 83 Smith, B. H., mounds on farm of 51 Spainhour, J. M., opening of North Carolina mounds by 61, 73 Spencer, J. W., on Indian burial customs 21 Squier and Davis on mounds 12, 38, 45, 48 Squier, E. G., on Indian antiquities 10 Sullivan County, Tennessee, mounds 75-77 Tallegwi and Cherokee, relation of 60 Tallegwi as mound builders 84 Tennessee mounds 10, 11 Tennessee River, mounds near 77 Thomas, Cyrus, paper by, on burial mounds of the northern section of the United States 3-119 Thomas, Nora, translation of description of burial ceremonies of the Hurons by 110-119 Tuscarora, neighbors of the Cherokee 91 Upper Mississippi mounds 10, 24-44 Vernon County, Wisconsin, mounds 14, 20 Virginia mounds 10, 87 Wapello County, Iowa, mounds 33 Waukesha, Wisconsin, mounds near 17 Welch, Edward, mounds on farm of 41 West Virginia, mounds in 10, 51-60 Wilkes County, North Carolina, mounds 71, 72 Wisconsin, mounds in 10, 14-23

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