Chapter X: THE MOUND BUILDERS.

Meaning of “MOUND BUILDERS”—Location of Mound Building tribes—All

Mounds not the work of men—Altar Mounds—Objects found on the

Altars—Altar Mounds possibly burial Mounds—Burial Mounds—Mounds

not the only Cemeteries of these tribes—Terraced Mounds—Cahokia

Mound—Historical notice of a group of Mounds—The Etowal

group—Signal Mounds—Effigy Mounds—How they represented different

animals—Explanation of the Effigy Mounds—Effigy Mounds in other

localities—Inclosures of the Scioto Valley—At Newark, Ohio—At

Marietta, Ohio—Graded Ways—Fortified Inclosures—Ft. Ancient,

Ohio—Inclosures of Northern Ohio—Works of unknown import—Ancient

Canals in Missouri—Implements and Weapons of Stone—Their

knowledge of Copper—Ancient mining—Ornamental pipes—Their

knowledge of pottery—Of Agriculture—Government and Religion—Hard

to distinguish them from the Indians.

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