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The Lawhorn Site

BURIALS

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The human skeletal material and the field notes concerning the burials were turned over to Charles Nash, Tennessee State Parks Archaeologist, for study and interpretation. The result of his study has been included as Appendix C. Figures 41 through 45 have been included here to illustrate the burial types at the Lawhorn site.

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Illustration from The Lawhorn Site

Figure 40. Drawing Showing Hypothetical Reconstruction of the House Type at the Lawhorn Site

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Illustration from The Lawhorn Site

Figure 41. Burials 21 and 22 on the Bank of the Diversion Ditch

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Illustration from The Lawhorn Site

Figure 42. Burial 25 and Associated Pottery Bowl (Mud can be seen at the lower edge of the picture)

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Illustration from The Lawhorn Site

Figure 43. Burial 36 Showing the Usual Supine, Extended Position of Burials at the Lawhorn Site (Note that the lower legs are crossed, an unusual position)

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Illustration from The Lawhorn Site

Figure 44. Soil Profiles above and near Burial 36

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Illustration from The Lawhorn Site

Figure 45. Pottery Bowl Inverted Over the Shoulder of Burial 37

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