Publisher's Synopsis
The Archaeology of Ohio is a comprehensive study of the archaeological finds in Ohio from Issues 73-84 of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly. This fascinating study covers a wide range of topics, including prehistoric mound builders, ancient pottery, and the first settlers of Ohio. A must-have for any student of archaeology.
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