THE MOUND-BUILDERS AND THE INDIANS

When white settlers first entered the country north and west of the Ohio

River, from which later on the state of Ohio was to be carved, they

found here, as everyone knows, the Indians. When we pause to consider

that Ohio today is one of the greatest states in the Union, it is hard

to believe that this happened less than two centuries ago. However, the

story of the Indian tribes that white men found living on Ohio soil when

they arrived is a part of Ohio history, and will not be dwelt upon in

this booklet. For the present we are concerned only with the people who

lived in Ohio before the historic Indians, and we may refer to them as

the first Ohioans.

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