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5b.43 Excavation of Esch Mounds
5b.35 The Wray Figurine 5b.35 Wray Figurine (video) 5b.36 Wray Figurine Interpretation 5b.37 Hopewell Trade
5b.38 Hopewell "Exotic" Artifacts 5b.39 Galena and Chlorite Objects 5b.40 Hopewell Pottery 5b.41 Hopewell Pottery
5b.42 Hopewell In Northern Ohio 5b.43 Excavation of Esch Mounds 5b.44 Esch Mound Effigy Pipe 5b.45 Hopewell Daily Life

5b.43 Excavation of Esch Mounds

The Esch mounds were excavated in 1930. Many of the objects from the two burial mounds show their southern orientation: Flint Ridge flint bladelets, platform pipes made from black steatite and Ohio pipestone, and rocker-stamped and cord-marked pots. The silver covering the copper ornaments came from Ontario. The sandstone elbow pipe is unusual for Ohio Hopewell sites, though similar pipes have been found in New York.

Catalog Number: A 1176/000062.002
Image Number: AL07326

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